• Top 10 Rock Songs

  1. I’d Come for You - Nickelback

  I’d Come for You by Nickelback from the album Dark Horse

  2. Gotta Be Somebody - Nickelback

  Gotta Be Somebody by Nickelback from the album Gotta Be Somebody

  3. Never Gonna Be Alone - Nickelback

  Never Gonna Be Alone by Nickelback from the album Dark Horse

  4. If Today Was Your Last Day - Nickelback

  If Today Was Your Last Day by Nickelback from the album Dark Horse

  5. Addicted - Saving Abel

  Addicted by Saving Abel from the album Saving Abel

  6. Gotta Be Somebody - Nickelback

  Gotta Be Somebody by Nickelback from the album Dark Horse

  7. Shattered (Turn the Car Around) - O.A.R.

  Shattered (Turn the Car Around) by O.A.R. from the album All Sides

  8. Chinese Democracy - Guns N’ Roses

  Chinese Democracy by Guns N’ Roses from the album Chinese Democracy - Single

  9. Declaration - David Cook

  Declaration by David Cook from the album David Cook

  10. Come On Get Higher - Matt Nathanson

  Come On Get Higher by Matt Nathanson from the album Some Mad Hope

• Top 10 Rock Albums

  1. Dark Horse - Nickelback

  Dark Horse by Nickelback

  2. David Cook - David Cook

  David Cook by David Cook

  3. Escape - Journey

  Escape by Journey

  4. The New Game (Deluxe Version) - Mudvayne

  The New Game (Deluxe Version) by Mudvayne

  5. Take It to the Limit - Hinder

  Take It to the Limit by Hinder

  6. The New Game - Mudvayne

  The New Game by Mudvayne

  7. Death Magnetic - Metallica

  Death Magnetic by Metallica

  8. American Pie - Don McLean

  American Pie by Don McLean

  9. Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP - OneRepublic

  Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP by OneRepublic

  10. Gossip In the Grain - Ray LaMontagne

  Gossip In the Grain by Ray LaMontagne

• Top 10 Rock Artists

  Queen

  Heavy metal gods to some, studio-oriented power pop innovators to others, and purveyors of overblown sports arena anthems to still many more, Queen left a deep and varied legacy at the end of their nearly 20-year career. Despite a 2005 Broadway stage

  Bon Jovi

  Eternally topping the A-list of Jersey-bred pop-metal lady-killers, Bon Jovi dominated American life in the mid-’80s. Their third album, 1986’s Slippery When Wet (original, tragically banned cover art = awesome), made them megastars, but they had alr

  Guns N’ Roses

  Not since the Sex Pistols, has a band generated more grist for gossip column mills than Guns N’ Roses. The sexual exploits of the band’s members and their persistent problems with drugs have led to relentless badgering from the music press. As with t

  Van Halen

  In the late 1970s and on into the ’80s, Eddie Van Halen’s virtual re-invention of the guitar and David Lee Roth’s horny circus performer stage presence were the core of one of Hard Rock’s most enduring bands. Eddie’s older brother Alex’s shimmering h

  Seether

  Bearing plenty of sonic similarities to neo-radio metal big shots Nickelback (albeit with more crunch) and a knack for choruses almost as catchy as main influence Nirvana, Seether formed in South Africa in 1999. Wind-Up Records signed them within a y

  Jimi Hendrix

  It seems as if no other musician has had more posthumous music released than the mighty Jimi Hendrix. But more amazing is the stratospheric, comet-like career of the man who, more than anyone before or since, revolutionized the way the electric guita

  The Offspring

  The Offspring got their start much like any other Southern California band in the wake of that region’s first Punk explosion, playing songs that were lacking some of the first wave’s abrasiveness but were musically more adept. The Offspring made thei

  Aerosmith

  White trash kids from suburban Massachusetts, Aerosmith ripped open the ’70s rock scene with loud, violent and lurid tunes built on a foundation of riffs lifted directly from the blues in the time-honored tradition of musical colonialists like Led Ze

  Breaking Benjamin

  Breaking Benjamin formed in northern Pennsylvania in 2000, when members of the Universal-signed alt metal act Lifer split to start the band with singer and primary songwriter Ben Burnley. In the ensuing years, they toured with Evanescence, released a

  Rush

  The legendary Canadian power trio largely responsible for the term “math rock,” Rush started out as a Buddy Holly-covering bar band before morphing into the Black Sabbath-oriented metal band of their self-titled 1974 debut. The band’s style changed r

’60s Pop

The melodic side of ’60s rock ‘n’ roll, from the Beatles to the Beach Boys; from Elvis to Smokey.

’70s Hits

Here’s everything you loved and hated about the 1970s, from AOR to soft rock to disco. Smell the polyester!

’80s Hits

A bevy of big-haired hits from the yuppie years.

’90s Hits

Grunge, Seinfeld, Internet startups, Hip-Hop and New Country. Remember the 1990s? Hear the hits and relive the memories.

A.M. Oldies

AM radio favorites from the three decades that defined pop.

UNITED ABOMINATIONS TOUR DRUM KIT FOR SALE!

From their eBay auction: You want a piece of Megadeth!!?? Well, here you go. 9 piece drumkit up for auction. Listen in Shawn’s own words about this kit….Good luck winning this awesome item Droogies. BID HERE!

MUTINY WITHIN ON AIR TONIGHT!

Roadrunner Records MUTINY WITHIN will be in the studio at Rutgers Radio on Thursday, November 20th from 7-9pm. Be sure to listen in at 90.3 FM if you are in the NY / NJ area, or listen to it streaming live online at TheCore.fm!Fans and listeners can Instant Message in questions for the band to: COREREQUESTS on AOL Instant Messager!  Don’t hesitate to ask those burning questions!

ROSE TATTOO FRONTMAN ANGRY ANDERSON ON AIRBOURNE!

In an interview with Dirty Rock Magazine, Angry Anderson of the legendary band Rose Tattoo had this to say when asked, “Any bands these days that carry on the Aussie rock traditions?”"AIRBOURNE. They’re carving it up. The last couple of years, after last year we toured most of the year because we were trying to break our latest album and after last year I said I don’t want to do it anymore I’ll give it away. But we did a summer run with them last year and it was a lot of fun then they went to America and we came home. I said, OK, we’ll go back and do the summer run of festivals this year. So we went back and they were back in Europe for the summer run too and they were creamin’ it. And they’re just going from strength to strength which is really good. It’s a good thing that in the last days, I mean, we’ve done 32 years as a band and you know, you’d like to think you could hand the flag to someone that’s worthy of carrying it.”You can read the entire interview at DirtyRockMagazine.com!

THE EYE OF A CLOWN: SLIPKNOT’S CLOWN BLOG UPDATE

Slipknot’s Shawn Crahan, aka Clown, updated his weekly photo blog featured by Headbangers Blog.  Check out his surreal photos, and his even more surreal take on them now by clicking HERE.

OPETH WILL APPEAR ON BRUCE DICKINSONS RADIO SHOW!

Swedish progressive metallers OPETH will be IRON MAIDEN front man Bruce Dickinson’s guests on December 5 during Bruce’s weekly BBC 6 Music radio program, dubbed “The Bruce Dickinson Friday Rock Show”. Listen to the broadcast live via the Internet between 9:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. (midnight) U.K. time at BBC.co.uk-Blabbermouth