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What is ShineDown?
One of the worst bands ever, "Second Chance" was played over the radio so many fucking times. Thank god that stoped, but now they play this shit that sounds like something an angry garbage man would listen too.
radio: My eyes are open wide, by the way I made it through the day...
jimmy: WTF is that supposed to mean
me: idk, shinedown sucks, change it to dc 101
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ShineDown - what is it?
A stupid band that makes me want to vomit in my own shoes.
shinedown sucks especially that stupid butterfly crow shit song BLAAAAA ARGGG BLAAA (that was me vomiting in my shoes)
What does "ShineDown" mean?
A great rock band from Jacksonville, Florida! Members are Brent Smith(singer), Barry Kerch(Drummer), Eric Bass(Bass player), and Zach Myers(guitarist). Most popular songs are 45, Simple Man cover, and Second Chance. They have 3 albums (Leave a Whisper, Us and Them, and Sound of Madness) and their 4th album is supposed to be released in 2012. Great band!!
And I'm staring down the barrel of a 45, swimming through the ashes of another life.
-"45", Shinedown 'Leave A Whisper'
ShineDown - what does it mean?
An awesome rock band...Songs include: Stanger Inside (my fav.), 45, Fly From the Inside, Left Out, Burning Bright...and so on. You should definitly listen to them.
Me: Have you eva heard of Shinedown?
Person1: Hell yes, I luff them!
Person2: Are you kidding...they suck...
Me: *grabs her really hot french fry and stabs person2 in the eye*
ShineDown - meaning
One of THE BEST bands there is out there. Their lyrics are meaningful without useless bits of fluff, every word means something. Some of my favorites would be Second Chance, The Crow and the Butterfly, If you only knew, and a very awesome and kickass song Sound of Madness.
I LOVE Shinedown! They kick Justin Beiber's ass!
ShineDown - definition
Shinedown is a hard rock band from Florida. Their lineup consists of Brent Smith vocals, Zach Myers guitar, backup vocals, Eric Bass bass, production, and Barry Kerch drums. Their accolades are among the top in the rock community. They have been named by Billboard as the GOATs of mainstream rock with 18 Mainstream Rock Airplay #1's, every one of their 29 released singles have reached top 5 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts, and they have amassed millions of record sales and online music streams. Their debut album, "Leave A Whisper", which was released in 2003, is noted as a seminal post-grunge album and it went platinum in 2005. In 2008, the Florida rockers released their magnum opus: The Sound Of Madness. Not only has this album been certified 2x platinum by RIAA for 2 million sales, but this album contains some of Shinedown's biggest radio and online streaming hits. "Second Chance" stayed at number one for ten weeks, beginning on December 27, 2008. "Sound Of Madness" is widely considered Shinedown's best song and Brent has admitted to having a "soft spot" for it. Shinedown usually plays this song at the end of their shows. "Call Me" has 100,000,000+ streams on Spotify. "Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay, Boom-Lay, Boom)" is another hit single of theirs. This year, they released their first ever album to be on the top of the albums sold chart: "Planet Zero".
"Shinedown is my favorite band."
ShineDown - slang
A kickass band with lyrics that actually mean something, unlike most of the tripe out there.
Shinedown - 45 is my favorite song.
ShineDown
A "Southern Rock" band from Jacksonville, FL. Heavily influenced by Otis Redding, Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Those influences are heavily reflected in their music, as they have re-recorded Lynyrd Skynyrds' "Simple Man". Shinedown is made up of: Brent Smith(vocals), Jasin Todd(guitar), Barry Kerch(drums) and Brad Stewart(bass).
First brought to the world with their debut album "Leave a whisper", they toured on that album for 2 years. In October of '05 they released their 2nd album entitled "Us and Them".
While conventional wisdom dictates that you have your whole life to write your first album and just weeks to write the second, Smith begs to differ. "I had more to talk about on the second record than I did on the first record," he notes. And though they were written back at home, Smith says many of the new songs were inspired by Shinedown's travels – whether ruminations about his own state of being or reflections about the people and stories he encountered on the road.
"I wanted to talk about what I saw," Smith explains. "There are so many songs about fans and the people I talked to, and their lives and their relationships. They're just the most incredible people in the world, but they have so many serious, serious problems to deal with. I wanted to talk about those things. In a way, I feel like I took what they couldn't talk about and hopefully I wrote down what they felt. So when the album comes out and they hear the songs, they'll be able to look at themselves and say, 'He said everything that I wanted to say.' "
That, he adds, is why Shinedown decided to call the album “US AND THEM.” "It's a dedication to our fans," Smith says, "a thank-you to them for the support, for everything they've given us, and for being there from day one. It's US AND THEM."
(taken from their bio located at www.myspace.com/shinedown)