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Most Magical Podcast with Diamond Driver Guy + DISNEY COMPETITION! (See Below For Details!) This week my guest is the amazing Adrian AKA Diamond Driver Guy who joins me to chat all about Disneyland! Find out the way annual passholders visit Disneyland to have the best experience and we answer the hardest question when planning a Disneyland trip - how do I get from the airport to Disneyland?!?   I met Adrian after using Diamond Driver Guy as my private transfer for my own Disneyland trip and I had the best experience and the most fun chatting with Adrian that we have remained friends ever since! Knowing a local that has all the best tips for Disneyland is the best and I am so excited to share all this with you in this episode!   Check out Diamond Driver Guy and book your ride today! https://www.diamonddriverguy.com/ https://www.instagram.com/DiamondDriverGuy https://www.facebook.com/diamonddriverguy COMPETITION! WIN A ROUNDTRIP FROM LAX TO DISNEYLAND! This fantastic prize, (worth a whopping $350!!!), will get you and your party from the airport to Disney with ease!   This prize includes: A roundtrip private transfer from LAX (or another local airport) to the Disneyland Area or to LA (this is perfect if you are doing a split stay you can be dropped off and picked up in whichever location you need! You don't need to only be visiting Disneyland to enter this competition!) for up to 6 people   To enter: Visit my Instagram page - https://www.instagram.com/most.magical.guides Like the competition post (pinned to the top of my page) Follow Diamond Driver Guy (links in the competition post on Instagram) Follow Me Comment 'Drive Me!' under the competition post   Competition closes on the 18th of August! Winner will be picked and contacted on the 19th of August!   Be sure to tag your friends and let anyone who is planning a Disneyland trip know as this awesome prize will take away so much stress, give them an incredible start to their Disney trip and save them so much money!   GOOD LUCK!

What if we told you that one of the most gifted guitar blues players today was born in a country famous more for football than guitar heroes? Or that he became a TED`x speaker when he was just 16 years old? Or that he could barely say anything in English when he arrived in America to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional blues musician? Artur Menezes is a true inspiration for people who may have doubts about themselves, but their dream is much bigger than fear. We spoke with Artur for almost an hour, because he is such an amazing storyteller. During the interview we asked him about his family, impressive work ethic, how he was chosen by Eric Clapton to play at Crossroads Guitar Festival and to describe the Joy of sharing the stage with legends of the blues: Eric Clapton or Buddy Guy. We encourage you to give it a listen and enjoy our conversation with one of the best blues players there is right now. In our opinion at least :) Apart from his incredible guitar and songwriting skills, at the end of the day, you may find Artur a humble young musician who happens to have a great time in his life because he`s doing what he loves to do.   PS. Since we are a Polish Podcast let us assure we tried our best to keep it professional. It was our first interview fully conducted in English language and we tried our best to make it listenable for you. We encourage you to follow our Facebook profile - https://www.facebook.com/PickPlease/and Instagram - https://tiny.pl/cxk21 music: Łukasz WojciechowskiLINKS to Artur Menezes social media:Official site - https://tiny.pl/d75vm Instagram - https://tiny.pl/d7565 Facebook - https://tiny.pl/d756m Youtube - https://tiny.pl/d7585 X - https://tiny.pl/d75v9 Music:#2 (2012) - https://tiny.pl/d75bb Drive Me (2015) - https://tiny.pl/d75zh Keep Pushing (2018) - https://tiny.pl/d75zx Fading Away (2020) - https://tiny.pl/d75zm “AM/FM” (EP) (2023) - https://tiny.pl/d7583  Artur Menezes profile at MI College of Contemporary Music - https://tiny.pl/d75v3 Artur Menezes (Wikipedia) - https://tiny.pl/d75vd Euphony Pickups (check them out if you`re looking for Artur Menezes signature pickups or any other pickups for your guitar):Facebook - https://tiny.pl/d756v Instagram - https://tiny.pl/d7568 Official Page - https://tiny.pl/d756s VIDEO:Ted Talk - De Fortaleza para o mundo (From Fortaleza to the World) -  https://tiny.pl/d758l Everyone Loves Guitar - Artur Menezes Interview https://tiny.pl/d75vn Artur Menezes Guitar Courses:JTC Guitar - https://tiny.pl/d75brTruefire - https://tiny.pl/d75bw 

Tracklist: 00:00 Stellar - foresaken 02:06 Fallilenø - Forever 05:33 Xavion - Radiant Fusion 09:52 Akrow - Wasteland 13:30 Magisterium - Endings 16:03 Broken Waves - Closer 19:16 Roam - ME&U 23:39 drhxll - ALL THE TIME 34:40 Modulation Sounds - Fight With Fire 26:52 Fulever - Vengeance 31:07 antsaws - Gone Under 34:52 Kyak - DOWNPOUR 37:02 Cotchi - Gravity 40:20 Ambyion & GalaxyTones - Metanoia 42:53 Roniit - Somewhere Far Away 45:44 hystvme - Mind 49:21 Michael FK - Silence Speaks for Us 53:34 LAYØN - Faster 56:13 Wane of Summer - Fusion of Souls 1:00:28 Oscuro - Harder To Breathe 1:03:17 Modulation Sounds - Only You 1:06:22 megiddo music - away 1:09:37 Post.Rave - After Light 1:12:14 lost.empathy - her fears 1:16:20 Logic23 x énouement - disconnected (ambient version) 1:20:06 Aurora Night - Ethereal Symphony 1:23:28 Blackbird x F0x3r - Lament 1:26:59 Layanari - Die For You 1:29:02 BK ART - Home 1:32:51 Roam - THE ONE 1:35:50 Distillat - Isle Of Dogs 1:39:44 Reno - Submerged Heart 1:43:00 Esym - Ether 1:47:29 Modulation Sounds - Gate 1:50:23 Magisterium - And When I Shall Die 1:52:30 dex†h is bu† x doorwxy - never too late 1:55:35 LAYØN - Eternal 1:59:47 northeternal - Ghost Wave Pt. II 2:01:49 alectricz - ratatöskr 2:05:56 Matichek - If We Meet In Heaven 2:10:56 Eternal Spirit - Lila 2:12:39 Tecnosine - From Ice To Dust 2:16:31 Rameses B, Waves_On_Waves - Heal Again 2:19:44 antsaws - After Hours 2:22:57 Vacant - Without You 2:26:14 bøe - skyline 2:29:32 Array-P - Towards Darkness 2:32:15 Froman - No More 2:36:09 Rodrigo Rodriguez - Mystery of You 2:39:22 Andy Leech - Elizabeth 2:43:10 BlauDisS - eight twenty two [extended version] 2:46:47 Aurora B.Polaris - NEONRAVE 2:50:13 Imeanto - Reality 2:53:40 deepklod - Drive Me to Nowhere (feat. S4CR4L) 2:56:15 Beau - Darklight https://soundcloud.com/andrey_rav/rv-chronoscape-chapter-107-cvii https://www.mixcloud.com/andrey-rav/chronoscape-chapter-107-cvii https://youtu.be/4iiX0veNx98

Wordle is the really fun online game that entertains and sometimes aggravates the legions of fans who are devoted to it. Quirky Wordle situations that make it challenging for regular #wordle players to solve the daily puzzle are also what makes #Wordle so much fun to play. In this episode we examine 5 such quirky wordle situations. #wordle #quirkywordle #wordle strategy  Quirky Wordle Situations that Drive Me up the Wall identifies those oddball Wordle situations that many Wordle fans forget about when they go to solve the daily wordle puzzle. They are not part of the general Wordle strategy that is used by the masses of fans who play the game on a regular basis. Of course, once they are stumped many to eventually back into the Wordle solution only to realize that once again, they've run into the quirky wordle situation. Wordle quirks are part of what makes the game so much fun to play. You never know what you are going to encounter when you open up the daily wordle puzzle. Wordle is the game that has been sweeping the Internet. With only one hand each day, players have six chances to guess the daily five-letter word. A green square indicates a correct letter in the correct spot and a yellow letter reveals a correct letter in a different spot. Link to Wordle Aggravation https://youtu.be/VjESDDYKu3k Link to Wordle tips from Everyday Players https://youtu.be/Q6sjOQ7U8qc Follow me on Twitter: @MarySSchaeffer for a sparkling clue to the day's puzzle; okay, sometimes they are not so sparkling but they are the best I can come up with on the spur of the moment. Link to The Book: Wordle: The Rules, Strategy and Expert Tips  https://www.ap-now.com/snip/111.htm Link to the Wordle Play List: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtL6rWSXZ-HefxYm4ymJ0RSWKFC_c9Lys Link to Best Starting Word Revisited https://youtu.be/4FY28GWPddI Interested in learning more about issues impacting accounts payable. Sign up for AP Now's free ezine at: www.ap-now.com Host: Mary Schaeffer (www.ap-now.com )

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled “A Fringed Country Stallion” by Mike. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word!“A Fringed Country Stallion” by Mike1. “Fancy” by Orville Peck2. “Hexie Mountains” by Orville Peck3. “Drive Me, Crazy” by Orville Peck4. “Roses Are Falling” by Orville Peck5. “Kalahari Down” by Orville Peck See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tons of new music featuring these artists: Kitchen Sink # 114 Playlist Submotile – Cyanotic (Sonic Day Codas, new, Irish-Italian shoegaze duo of Daniela Angione and Michael Farren) Bellavista – Dream Quest (new single, SF dream pop) Denise Le Menice – Heart (2018 single from former member of Dream Rimmy, Perth musician Ali Flintoff) Break 1 Eleventh Dream Day – Cracks In My Smile (new, Since Grazed, first album in 6 years from Rick Rizzo and Janet Bean, Illinois indie rock) The Loft – Like (from Pete Astor’s 80s group, from the new collection on Cherry Red called Ghost Trains & Country Lanes) Black Tambourine – I Was Wrong (from s/t, Mike Schulman’s old band, DC indie pop, 2010 Slumberland compilation) Cheap Star – Wish I Could See (new single, Geneva Switzerland project of Rémi Vaissiere with help from some friends: Jon Auer, Brendan Benson, Brian Young) Lavender Blush – Sundays (new single, SF dream pop) The Kinks – Dead End Street (2014 Remastered Version, The Anthology 1964-1971) Break 2 The Coral – Vacancy (new, Coral Island, UK psych pop) Beachy Head – All Gone (s/t, Christian Cavill from Slowdive collaborating with various friends, including Ryan Graveface, Steve Clarke, and Rachel Goswell) JAIALAI – For Today (new, As Sweet As I Was EP, Miami psych rock) Grazer – Nostalgia Seed (new single, Melbourne based dream pop) Lucid Express – Well Wave (from forthcoming s/t, Hong Kong shoegaze) There’s Talk – A Slow Return (new, Great Falls EP, Oakland dream gaze) Break 3 Adult Books – Holiday (new, Grecian Urn, LA post punk) The Cure – Signal To Noise (B-side from Cut Here single, also on Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities 1978-2001) Cold Cave – Promised Land (single from Fate in Seven Lessons, forthcoming release, LA darkwave) Last Ice – End (new, from s/t, collaboration between bloody knives and We Are Parasols, dark wave) White Ring – Light Hours Linger (new, Show Me Heaven, NYC based dark wave used to be Witch House, changed their style) Mint Julep – Pulse (new, In a Deep and Dreamless Sleep, Portland OR dream pop, Keith and Hollie Kenniff) VVOLVES – Well-Loved Tales (new, title track from new release, UK post punk) Break 4 Graywave – Like Heaven (new, Planetary Shift EP, solo project of UK shoegaze artist Jess Webberley) Peach Gardens – Sunset Drive (new single, Moscow dream pop) doused – Again (new, Murmur full length, Philly shoegaze) The Baltic – Fortitude (new, Archipelago, LA band renamed itself to drowsy, shoegaze) Shine – Shine (new, Stare Into the Sun EP, Seattle shoegaze) Un.Real – Sun Like Star (new single, from P.R. shoegazers) New Candys – Begin Again (from forthcoming Vyvyd, Venetian psych) Velvet Sunset – Drive Me (new single, Parisian shoegaze) Break 5 Echodrone – View Master (new, Resurgence, SF shoegaze)

In episode 2 of From The Ashes, I speak with one of the hottest names in British Wrestling over the past 2 years, a living breathing freight train of buzz, Mr Charles Crowley. Still inside of 2 years of his debut, Crowley has been the most sought-after talent on the UK scene and debuted with more promotions than anyone in their first year. Crowley has won every Championship in UBW, been the first triple-crown champion and won the most title defences, all feats nobody else has achieved in 7 years of UBW's operation. *Interview starts at 15m10s. Outside of wrestling, Crowley is a professional actor and director and has produced an award winning feature-length film, Drive Me To The End. A hilarious and heartwarming story which has been lauded across the world. Drive me to the End on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/detail/B08LR5YXPG/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r And on DVD https://www.amazon.co.uk/Drive-Me-to-the-End/dp/B08B7RGX9M/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=drive+me+to+the+end&qid=1613153863&sr=8-2 Crowley also ended the disaster that was 2020 on a high note with something people thought impossible, a positive wrestling experience with his mini-movie special feature: You Are Cordially Invited, starring a host of the biggest names in British Wrestling today such as Session Moth Martina, Bobbi tyler, Clementine, Gene Munny, Mad Kurt, Cassius and more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_m1TAgds9A You can also watch Crowley's UBW British championship defence against Bobbi Tyler from 2019 here; https://youtu.be/dMm7w61SsOo Please give a like to this episode and subscribe to From The Ashes and like UBW on Facebook here: www.facebook.com/UBWUK1/

Bruce Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town (1978)  Bruce Springsteen - It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City (1973)  Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland (1975) Bruce Springsteen with the Sessions Band - Erie Canal (2007) Miss Nixon (pictured) was our Elementary School music teacher.  It struck me like a ton of bricks the other day. I was having a conversation with Harrison. How did it come up? We were talking about which songs he sang in hie Elementary School music class. He listed a bunch of songs that were on the radio at that time. Death Cab For Cutie and Imagine Dragons. Maroon 5. So what had happened was that the music teacher, to her credit, said to them, "What do you want to sing?" And that was their answer.  But POACA who lived in West Seneca, New York in the '70s were not afforded this delicious luxury. Nope. We sang this song, "Erie Canal". Do you know what the Erie Canal was?  Wikipedia: The Erie Canal in New York is part of the east–west, cross-state route of the New York State Canal System. It originally ran 363 miles from the Hudson River in Albany to Lake Erie in Buffalo. It was built to create a navigable water route from New York City and the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes.  So, about 100 years after it was the main route for the traversing of goods from NYC to Chicago and beyond, to be replaced by the railroads, we kids were still singing about it.  WE sang:  "You're A Grand Old Flag"/"Señor Del Gato"/"O Suzanna"/"Camptown Races"/"America The Beautiful"/"I've Been Working On The Railroad"...lots of jingoism hammered home early, as was racism. What did we think "G'wine ta run all night" meant? And we didn't get to pick.  There were these records that Miss Nixon would break out. There must have been a whole industry of songs written for kids, with attendant sheet music and these records featuring what sounded like adults pretending to be kids. If you know of any let me know. I recall one song, "Fender Bender", about a guy who played bass guitar. Another one, "A Better World", which I actually learned to play for my own band, Leo. I would LOVE to hear one of these creepy records. Anyhow... Bruce Springsteen - The River (1979)  Steel Mill - Goin' Back To Georgia (1970)  Bruce Springsteen Band - Don't You Want To Be An Outlaw (1972)  Child - Hold On, I'm Comin' (1969)  Tom Waits - Jersey Girl (1980)  Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul - Lyin' in a Bed of Fire (1982) Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes - The Fever (1976)  Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes - Trapped Again (1978)  Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes - Why (1980)  Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes - I Don't Want to Go Home (1976)  Stevie Wonder - Feeding Off the Love of the Land (1975)  Terrible Lizard - Bang Your Head (1981) This is Human League, the same band that would have a HUGE hit with "Don't You Want Me Baby" and "(Keep Feeling) Fascination".  “We’d often finish sessions late and everyone would go home – apart from Jo,” recalls Dave Allen. “Jo was staying at the studio because he didn’t have anywhere else to go and after a while we had this idea to make a heavy metal ‘Stars On 45’ record. The beat isn’t difficult, is it? That took 10 minutes. And then it was, ‘OK, what songs have we got to do?’. ‘Smoke On The Water’, ‘Alright Now’, ‘Silver Machine’, ‘School’s Out’… It was a joy to get a guitar out and do a really terrible version of ‘Purple Haze’ over a ‘Stars On 45’ beat. It was relaxation. “Martin came home very drunk one night when we were trying to do the middle eight of ‘Whole Lotta Love’ and we said,’C’mon Martin, we need a mad toms solo like that Led Zeppelin song’, and so he played this brilliant freestyle Linn Drum tom tom solo. In the end, the medley was called ‘Bang Your Head’ and released as a single on Island. The band was called Terrible Lizard. We had a meeting with a guy who said, ‘How are we going to do the promo for this?’. Andy Peebles called it the worst record ever made when he played it on his lunchtime [Radio 1] show. I was very proud.” Patty Devick - Kill Me! (1979) I love the crazy nature of this single. Artist and song were lost in the shuffle, but I like it. It's unique.  Patty Devick - Sugar, Sugar, Drive Me (1979)  The Association - Silent Song Thru The Land (1972)  The Association - Little Road and a Stone to Roll (1972) Written by John Stewart, who wrote "Daydream Believer" for The Monkees, as well as his own solo hit, "Gold" in 1979. What a great song this is. By then, no one was paying attention to them, but I like this record MUCH more than the ones they made in their halcyon days.  Brainstorm - She Lets Her Hair Down (Early in the Morning) (1969) NOTE: NOT the same Brainstorm that is featured in the "Conductors" episode. I've played the version by The Tokens. Would you like to see a hair commercial featuring this song from 1970? Sure you would, you deviant.  https://youtu.be/7nOKoCP6zXg Three labels issued versions of "Early in the Morning" as singles in November, 1969 to capitalize on the popularity of the Clairol TV commercial. The first to be released was Gene Pitney's "She Lets Her Hair Down". The record stalled at No. 89 on the Billboard Hot 100.The Tokens` version was released a week or two later and was the most successful of the three versions, peaking at No. 61 on the Billboard Hot 100 on January 10, 1970 (No. 59 in Cash Box on Jan 31, 1970).Bang, as their trade ad highlighted, went to the source and released Don Young's original version, first released under the name "Brainstorm". Mr. Young also sang on the Clairol TV commercial. The Don Young single never broke out of the Billboard Bubbling Under chart.   From Discogs.com: As a side note, Buddah Records took a full-page ad in Billboard promoting the Tokens' single, "Don't Worry Baby" (February 22, 1970), claiming that the Tokens had performed in the Clairol "She Lets Her Hair Down" commercial. No doubt in response to threats of legal action from various aggrieved parties, Buddah had to take out a full-page "Correction" in Billboard (March 21, 1970) acknowledging the fact that Don Young was the performer in the commercial, and explaining that Buddah had "inadvertently" failed to reference a different Clairol commercial which the Tokens had actually produced.    

Two actors from opposite sides of the world, Stefanie Estes ("Tales from the Loop", "Bethany") and Kate Lister ("SeaChange", "Drive Me to the End") talk about the pandemic's effect on the acting industry, their TV breaks, and always looking ahead.

For the inaugural episode of TheDre.am, we take a trip down the California coast with our co-conspirator, Isa. Time felt stolen at times, hitchhiking down the One with her. She operates tuned to her environment. Stepping out of her tent into the rising sun she dives thumb out into highways, byways and unnamed forest roads … Continue reading "Drive Me to Ridiculous Places (Isa, Part One)"

This week on the show we talk with Ken Hayes. If you're in a truck based service business, chances are you spend a LOT of time behind the wheel. Wouldn't it be great if driving didn't have to stress you out? Ken Hayes has the secret... All that and MUCH more, coming up on this episode of GIT. Show Notes [17:02] Check in with Reality: Keeping motivated during difficult times [31:31] Ken Hayes intro [31:45] Drive Me To Think  [52:44] Driving Can Make You Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise [53:59] Drive Me to Think [54:42] Quote [54:51] A Course of Miracles [56:02] GIT Nation Facebook Group [56:32] Suggestions? Email us at guys@guysintrucks.com [56:46] Spark Marketer [56:58] Let's get social! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter [57:11] Subscribe to our emails! 

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Over the next 50 years, getting to work on time or heading out to the hinterlands for your family holiday will become much, much easier - and perhaps, even pleasurable. We're journeying into the not so distant future, to a world where cars drive themselves, drones deliver your pizzas, planes are bigger, faster, stronger and even see-through, and people holiday in space. The next generation of transportation is very nearly here, and we're taking a magnifying glass to some of the most exciting developments. Plus, we shine a new light on diabetes treatment, a cheap and quick test for ebola, and... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Over the next 50 years, getting to work on time or heading out to the hinterlands for your family holiday will become much, much easier - and perhaps, even pleasurable. We're journeying into the not so distant future, to a world where cars drive themselves, drones deliver your pizzas, planes are bigger, faster, stronger and even see-through, and people holiday in space. The next generation of transportation is very nearly here, and we're taking a magnifying glass to some of the most exciting developments. Plus, we shine a new light on diabetes treatment, a cheap and quick test for ebola, and... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Pack your bags, make sure you have some water and a flashlight, and for God's sake don't forget a map, because you know that you're going to get lost. This week, we go in depth on this theme as Adam, Desmond, and Jeff take a look at the Irish road trip flick In Fear. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. reviews And Soon the Darkness. There's some tunes to keep you company on your journey, as well: "Drive Me to the Grave" by Pentagram, "Choose" by Stone Sour, "Country Roads" by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, and "Psycho Holiday" by Pantera. Bon voyage! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia and @DevilDinosaurJr on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Pack your bags, make sure you have some water and a flashlight, and for God's sake don't forget a map, because you know that you're going to get lost. This week, we go in depth on this theme as Adam, Desmond, and Jeff take a look at the Irish road trip flick In Fear. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. reviews And Soon the Darkness. There's some tunes to keep you company on your journey, as well: "Drive Me to the Grave" by Pentagram, "Choose" by Stone Sour, "Country Roads" by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, and "Psycho Holiday" by Pantera. Bon voyage! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia and @DevilDinosaurJr on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Pack your bags, make sure you have some water and a flashlight, and for God's sake don't forget a map, because you know that you're going to get lost. This week, we go in depth on this theme as Adam, Desmond, and Jeff take a look at the Irish road trip flick In Fear. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. reviews And Soon the Darkness. There's some tunes to keep you company on your journey, as well: "Drive Me to the Grave" by Pentagram, "Choose" by Stone Sour, "Country Roads" by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, and "Psycho Holiday" by Pantera. Bon voyage! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia and @DevilDinosaurJr on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Pack your bags, make sure you have some water and a flashlight, and for God's sake don't forget a map, because you know that you're going to get lost. This week, we go in depth on this theme as Adam, Desmond, and Jeff take a look at the Irish road trip flick In Fear. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. reviews And Soon the Darkness. There's some tunes to keep you company on your journey, as well: "Drive Me to the Grave" by Pentagram, "Choose" by Stone Sour, "Country Roads" by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, and "Psycho Holiday" by Pantera. Bon voyage! Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia and @DevilDinosaurJr on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.