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Welcome !      Monster Magnet Silver Future Album: Revelation Genres: Metal Dave Wyndorf sees the future, and Carson Daly isn't in it. Another mind-altering slab of hard rock from this righteous New Jersey crew. Go to METALBLITZ! Similar Songs Critic's Review Ratings & Reviews Related links   2MB RealAudio      Need a free Player?      Download Help           Hard to tell if this skull-bustin' contribution to the Heavy Metal 2000 soundtrack is a leftover from Powertrip, or a hint of what's in store on Monster Magnet's forthcoming opus. Like Powertrip's "Space Lord", "Silver Future" starts out with a funky break-beat, a simple guitar figure, and a menacing Wyndorf vocal, then explodes with a sudden onslaught of power chords. The two-part chorus seemlessly merges a majestic refrain with an arena-ready chant, and Paul Stanley would undoubtedly sell his chest hair to write something half as good. Hard to tell whether Wyndorf views the "Silver Future" in question as an optimistic or apocalyptic prospect, but it doesn't really matter. The song is both funny and scary, and it rocks like a mutha -- three qualities which are largely absent from the piss-poor offerings of contemporary heavy metal.       Dan Epstein     Dan Epstein is a Los Angeles-based journalist and pop-culture historian whose work has appeared in L.A. Weekly, BAM, Raygun, Guitar World and the Los Angeles Times, among other publications. His first book, Twentieth Century Pop Culture, was published in 1999 by Carlton Books.   Click here for rules!          Average Rating: One Star Two Stars Three Stars Four Stars Five Stars                                   Enter a review to win an iShriek MP3 Player!   Bad ass mother fucken song! John Gehrig Einer der besten Songs auf "God says no"! Niclas Schult I love this ong and havent got enough of it yet.Once you get past the posers like limp and the new sounding PJ (also known as Creed),you get to teh stability that has always been rock. Jason more reviews

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