Just to let you know...
Today a few changes are going to be made,I will be changing the layout to a better one with more room and adding a lot of all things rock related things also Im trying to add more pictures to the picture gallery so keep checking back.
12/09 5:13 pm send feedback

Chris in Red Magazine
Good Charlotte's Fame, Fans and Hatred of MTV
By Autumn Thatcher

Last Friday was an interesting evening for a certain journalist from D.C. who has been a fan of Good Charlotte for more than three years now. The fellow East-Coasters were no longer playing small club shows. Instead, they were performing a nearly sold-out show at the E Center, sickeningly attended by more 12-year-olds than self-respecting adults. How could this be possible? The talented quintet was rocking out in front of pre-pubescent kids who had to be dropped off at the show by Mom and Dad. Even scarier, these kids probably had to sneak in their punk clothing and change in the bathroom. Oh, the horror of it all. And the former Salt Laker who now drums for the band offered a blunt opinion of the entity that created such a crowd: �I don�t give a shit about MTV.�

The guys in Good Charlotte have most definitely been on a wild ride since their formation in 1995. They started out as a local band, one that quickly worked its way to the top in the D.C. area, earning spots on local radio stations and gaining the opportunity to play main stages at very large radio-sponsored festivals. The band won local fame with the release of its self-titled album, which debuted in September 2000. Though the CD won over many fans, it wasn�t until the release of The Young and the Hopeless that the members of Good Charlotte became the poster boys for punk-pop music.

Good Charlotte is aware that its mergence with mainstream music comes with consequences. Fame results in an almost occult following of kids who don�t really know why they are listening to the band, aside from the fact that the hosts of �TRL� praised the Good Charlotte video for working its way up a few spots since the previous week. It is tragic, it truly is. However, the members of Good Charlotte have not forgotten who they are�though they were a bit stingy with interviews (lead vocalists Benji and Joel Madden refused to even speak to the press).

Perhaps the best decision that the guys in Good Charlotte could have made was adding Salt Lake City�s own Chris Wilson to the band. Wilson was introduced to Good Charlotte through his friends in The Used, who knew that Good Charlotte desperately needed a drummer. Enter Wilson, a friendly, down-to-earth guy who enchanted the original members of Good Charlotte with his kick-ass skills on drums. It was shortly after Wilson joined the band nearly 17 months ago that The Young and the Hopeless skyrocketed the group into a whirlwind of attention.

Wilson reveals himself to be a bit shaken by the fame that he has so quickly experienced. In fact, the adjective that he repeated throughout the interview was, �odd.� Though Wilson and his fellow bandmates are constantly finding themselves on MTV, they do not have many positive things to say about the channel. When asked about his feelings toward working with MTV, Wilson immediately replied, �Oh, well, they can kiss my ass�They have helped out the career so much, but, as far as those people go, they are just a bunch of dumb-ass producers that produce the saddest TV shows I�ve ever seen in my life, and these kids are unfortunately buying into it.�

Though Wilson and friends in Good Charlotte may not necessarily love MTV, they are ironically willing to participate in much of what the network produces. Wilson revealed that he experienced first-hand life with cameras surrounding you: �We had to do this thing with MTV� called �Crashing with Good Charlotte,� and it was the fakest bullshit I�ve ever been through in my entire life. And that�s what I feel toward MTV.� Wilson�s livid attitude toward MTV is forcefully mixed with feelings of gratitude toward the channel for airing nearly all of the band�s music videos.

Wilson is determined to �start talking more shit in the future.� Hopefully, he will, as well as the rest of the band. Good Charlotte will be touring until next month.

During the break, the group may eventually begin working on its third CD, one on which Wilson is anxious to contribute. Given the reaction that individuals have had toward its second album, Good Charlotte looks to release an awesome third CD. Hopefully, next time they stop in Salt Lake City, the kiddies will stay at home and dance to Britney while the real punk fans can get in touch with the hard-working, well-rounded roots that hold on tight to the true punk behind Good Charlotte.
12/09 5:10 pm send feedback

Reviewed
I reviewed 2 sites today so click here to see,i will be updating a few more things around the site so just looka round
12/07 9:44 pm send feedback

More On Good Charlottes DVD Video Collection!
As the year winds down, so, too, do the new releases. It'll be short and sweet this week so you can get back to the rest of the day's music news. Yeah, yeah, holiday cheer and whatnot.

First up, David Bowie's box set Sound + Vision. It showcases more outtakes and rarities than hits, but fret not � that's what Best of Bowie, out this week as well, is for.

Paulina Rubio tells her Historia, while Elephant Man is Good 2 Go and Kinky release their second album, Atlas.

Finally, nearly three years since her debut, Songs in A Minor, Alicia Keys releases her follow-up, The Diary of Alicia Keys, featuring the single "You Don't Know My Name" as well as "Streets of New York" with Nas and Rakim. You think you know, but you have no idea.

Out Tuesday, December 2:
Trace Adkins - Comin' on Strong (Capitol Nashville)
Alchemist - Insomnia Mixtape (ALC)
David Bowie - Best of Bowie (Virgin)
David Bowie - Sound + Vision (box set, Virgin)
Danny Breaks - Another Dimension (Superrappin)
The Dells - Hott (A&E)
Dirty Rig - Blood, Sweat and Beer Make America Strong (Music Cartel)
Dubtribe Sound System - Baggage (P-Vine)
Elephant Man - Good 2 Go (Atlantic)
Fantastic 5 - Saves the Universe Part 1 (The Orchard)
Garageland - Last Stop to Garageland (Foodchain)
Glossary - How We Handle Our Midnights (Undertow)
Helen - Empty Ocean (The Orchard)
Homosexuals - Homosexuals Record (Morphius)
Hot Rod Lincoln - Tokyo Bop (P-Vine)
Adam Joseph - How I Seem to Be (Jah)
Alicia Keys - Diary of Alicia Keys (J)
Read: "Alicia Keys Mulls Over First Single; Nas Predicts Saddam Misfortune On New Track"
Buy Now: Diary of Alicia Keys (J)

Kinky - Atlas (Sonic360/Nettwerk)
Mama Mia - Hits of Abba (Kala)
Meeting Places - Find Yourself Along the Way (The Orchard)
Movietone - Sand and the Stars (Drag City)
New Model Army - Eight (Attack Attack)
New Model Army - Strange Brotherhood (Attack Attack)
Pillar - Broken Down: The EP (Flicker)
Mary Prankster - Tell Your Friends (The Orchard)
Elvis Presley - Elvis at the Movies (Kala)
John Reuben - Professional Rapper (Gotee)
Paulina Rubio - Historia (EMI)
Seasoned to Please - Addicted to Your Love (Seasoned Mindz)
Neil Sedaka - Brooklyn Demos 1958 � 61 (OCR)
Shabang - Jackin' My Beats 1 (Muzik Source Entertainment)
Silicone Soul - Pouti (EFA)
Sol Uprising - Sol Power (Shaman Works)
Start - Death Via Satellite (Nitro)
Transcendence - Sleep With You (TMG)
Lee Shot Williams - Get Down Tonight (Ecko)
Paul Wright - Fly Away (Gotee)
Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds (Sunspots)
Various artists - 103.5 Summer Rush (SPG)
Various artists - Best of Slow Jams (SPG)
Various artists - Don't Give Up Your Culture (EFA)
Various artists - Euro Invasion 3 (SPG)
Various artists - High Fidelity Dub Sessions 5 (Guidance)
Various artists - Ice Cold (Buffalo Bop)
Various artists - I Heard it on NPR (box set, NPR)
Various artists - Tooth & Nail 10th Anniversary (Tooth & Nail)
Various artists - Webster Hall: New York Dance CD 6 (Webster Hall)
DVD: Good Charlotte - Good Charlotte (Epic)
DVD: Walter Trout and the Radicals Relentless - The Concert (Music Video Distributors)
DVD: Tony Joe White - Tony Joe White in Concert (Music Video Distributors)

December 9:
Ryan Adams - Love Is Hell, Part 2 (Lost Highway)
Read: "Ryan Adams Becomes ' Plaque On The Teeth Of Al-Country' With " Nick Cannon - Nick Cannon (Jive)
Read: "B2K, Nick Cannon 'Feelin' Freaky' On Collabo"
Buy Now: Nick Cannon (Jive)
Kelis - Tasty (Arista)
Read: "Kelis Turning Heads Again With Her Tasty 'Milkshake' "
Buy Now: Tasty (Arista)

The Offspring - Splinter (Sony)
Buy Now: Splinter (Sony)

Ruben Studdard - Soulful (RCA)
Read: "R. Kelly, Missy Elliott Working On Ruben Studdard's Soulful Debut" Buy Now: Soulful (RCA)

January 6:
Justin Timberlake - Live From London (BMG)
DVD: Coldplay - Unauthorized (Music Video Distributors)
12/03 7:10 pm send feedback

Good Charlotte DVD Video Collection!
Good Charlotte's Video Collection hit record stores everywhere today and features all of GC's videos leading up to "Hold On." The DVD also includes interviews with Billy, Benji, Joel, and Paul about the making of each one. The guys and the directors discuss what it was like and what was going through their heads as they were making them. There's also a photo gallery and some great behind the scenes footage. Check out the tracklisting and get yours HERE!
12/03 5:28 pm send feedback

Im Back
Ok Im back!!! Anyway I changed the picture gallery around a little also we are looking for scans,pictures you find anywhere,concerts,screen caps,video stills, anything if you have some please send them to [email protected] you can have them attached or uploaded on a site whichever and also include your Name Url and Email address so we can credit you.Please help us to make this gallery bigger! Thanks. Also I reviewed a site today you can click The Anthem then get reviewed its a very nice site so check it out.I will be adding some more affliates soon also and some other things so check it out.
11/29 10:21 am send feedback

Big Song of 2003
Vh1 is holding VH1 Big in 03 which is where you can vote a song off a list and whoever is left on November 30 is the big song so tune in November 30 9 pm Et/Pt(good charlotte is on the list and still alive)
VH1 BIG SONG IN 2003
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