The Strange Case Of... By Halestorm
This album was released on April 10th, 2010. The first song on the album, "Love Bites (So Do I)" won a Grammy this year for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance and the last song on the album, "Here's To Us" was performed on the TV show Glee obviously minus the profanity (what fun is that?).
Before the album came out, they released the Hello, It's Mz. Hyde EP featuring 4 songs from The Strange Case Of... album: "Love Bites (So Do I)," "Rock Show," "Daughters of Darkness," and "Here's To Us."
The songs on the album are:
Love Bites (So DoI)
Mz. Hyde
I Miss the Misery
Freak Like Me
Beautiful With You
In Your Room
Break In
Rock Show
Daughters of Darkness
You Call Me A Bitch Like It's A Bad Thing
American Boys
Here's To Us
Before the album came out, they released the Hello, It's Mz. Hyde EP featuring 4 songs from The Strange Case Of... album: "Love Bites (So Do I)," "Rock Show," "Daughters of Darkness," and "Here's To Us."
The songs on the album are:
Love Bites (So DoI)
Mz. Hyde
I Miss the Misery
Freak Like Me
Beautiful With You
In Your Room
Break In
Rock Show
Daughters of Darkness
You Call Me A Bitch Like It's A Bad Thing
American Boys
Here's To Us
My favourite songs on the album are:
ALL OF THEM!!!!!!! How can someone choose the best song off this album? All of them are sooooo good!
"I Miss the Misery" is a song that I find particularly funny because, being a teenager, I see kids who put themselves through miserable relationships for no good reasons and it really does seem like they only stay in the relationship because they enjoy the misery.
The lyrics to "American Boys" are laughable and amusing. Lzzy must not have thought about the fact that she is the only girl in the band and so the song seems a little odd. Nevertheless, an amazing song.
The song "Rock Show" is all about going to the rock show of your favourite performer, or seeing your very first rock show. This takes me way back to my first rock show, which was Jethro Tull, and he was performing Aqualung. Ever since I've seen so many different concerts I'll forget, but that one I'll remember forever.
The songs "Mz. Hyde" and "Daughters of Darkness" are so catchy and fun and danceable. Then there are the unforgettable slow songs... "Beautiful With You," "In Your Room," "Break In," and "Here's To Us," which, when you hear, you find irresistible to sing along to. "Break In" was performed as a solo, just Lzzy singing and playing the piano, and it was beautiful. In fact, it was beyond beautiful. Her voice is so fabulous and clear and it was such a treat to hear that.
ALL OF THEM!!!!!!! How can someone choose the best song off this album? All of them are sooooo good!
"I Miss the Misery" is a song that I find particularly funny because, being a teenager, I see kids who put themselves through miserable relationships for no good reasons and it really does seem like they only stay in the relationship because they enjoy the misery.
The lyrics to "American Boys" are laughable and amusing. Lzzy must not have thought about the fact that she is the only girl in the band and so the song seems a little odd. Nevertheless, an amazing song.
The song "Rock Show" is all about going to the rock show of your favourite performer, or seeing your very first rock show. This takes me way back to my first rock show, which was Jethro Tull, and he was performing Aqualung. Ever since I've seen so many different concerts I'll forget, but that one I'll remember forever.
The songs "Mz. Hyde" and "Daughters of Darkness" are so catchy and fun and danceable. Then there are the unforgettable slow songs... "Beautiful With You," "In Your Room," "Break In," and "Here's To Us," which, when you hear, you find irresistible to sing along to. "Break In" was performed as a solo, just Lzzy singing and playing the piano, and it was beautiful. In fact, it was beyond beautiful. Her voice is so fabulous and clear and it was such a treat to hear that.
This is one of my very favourite albums ever and I listen to it once or twice EVERY DAY.
I suggest you go check it out!
I suggest you go check it out!
 | Zoe Adler is a music journalist from Long Beach, California. Besides her website, which is her pride and joy, she works with the GRAMMY Foundation and the Long Beach Independent. Additionally, Ms. Adler is a musician, spending half of her time playing the flute, piccolo, trombone, and marching baritone. She has been with TeenView Music since the very start and hopes to make something of it in the future. |
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