September 2017 - I Can See a Rainbow

Hello again. Time for another Top 5 of the Month!

5. Delain - Sing to Me

Probably one of my favorites from The Human Contradiction, as it features one of my favorite bassists of all-time singing with Charlotte for this song, Marco Hietala. They have performed this song live on numerous occasions, so I'd have to be lucky on hearing this if they had Nightwish or Tarot co-headlining with them.

4. Ayreon - Star of Sirrah

A stunning, yet beautiful song with the wonderful voices of James LaBrie, Floor Jansen, Russell Allen, Tobias Sammet and various others all with the help of the Dutch legend, Arjen Anthony Lucassen. This song like all the past Ayreon albums has a beautiful vibe, creating imagination. This song makes me picture others leaving their dystopian world to find a new one in the far reaches of space.

3. Alice Cooper - Brutal Planet

I have once again heard this song after wondering 'what the hell is this wonderful song' made by the American legend himself, Alice Cooper. I can relate this song to the events of what has been happening around the world lately, and it's got my head spinning.

2. Megadeth - The Threat is Real

Some people think I am crazy whenever I get into conspiracy theories, but I can assure you that neither me nor Dave Mustaine are not crazy at all. This song reminds me of one of the end times scenarios where the world loses its senses and accepts total annihilation aka Game Over. Another song that I can relate to the current status of politics.

1. Sia - Rainbow

Ha! Didn't expect to see a Pop song at number one, didn't you? Well, surprise surprise. This is one of the new songs from Australian singer Sia, which will be performed in one of the movies that she will have a voice in. Don't know? This music video gives it away easily for a movie I am excited for.

I see this song as a bit of a tribute to the LGBT community who I support greatly, and I picture that as long as we do good for our lives and our community, we can achieve greatness as with great power comes great responsibility. The movie comes out on next week, and needless to say I am excited to go and see it.

Well, that's all for now. I'll upload my Scorpions / Megadeth show review sometime soon, and then I will be making a review on the Guns n' Roses shows in very late October, followed by a Dream Theater performance.

\m/ Brayden \m/

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