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12 de mar. de 2022 · Experience the psychedelic rock masterpiece of Monster Magnet's debut album Spine of God, released in 1991. Watch the full playlist on YouTube and get ready to be blown away.
23 de nov. de 2015 · It’s so hard for me to choose my favourite songs from the Monster Magnet career, because they all mean something to me. But I suppose a lot of the time I’d go for the little songs, the ones which might get overlooked. So, I guess what I’ve chosen here will surprise people – because they’re not the obvious ones.
22 de oct. de 2023 · To get the Monster Magnet in Blox Fruits, you need to find the Shark Hunter NPC. This NPC can easily be found by jumping off the cliff to the left of the Spy on Tiki Island. Aim for the golden building left of the tree, in front of the water. After you’ve landed on the roof, follow the stairs down to find the Shark Hunter NPC.
30 de jun. de 2022 · Most of the street-rock dirtbags who first heard Monster Magnet had no idea who Hawkwind, Bang, Sir Lord Baltimore or any of the other deep-space/ downer-rock cuts Wyndorf had rattling around in his head even were. And while an entire cottage industry of be-denimed retro-rockers sprang up in their wake, Monster Magnet were it; ground zero in the dope-rock-proto-metal revival wave.
21 de may. de 2021 · A Better Dystopia by Monster Magnet, released 21 May 2021 1. The Diamond Mine 2. Born to Go 3. Epitaph for a Head 4. Solid Gold Hell 5. Be Forewarned 6. Mr. Destroyer 7. When the Wolf Sits 8. Death 9. Situation 10. It’s Trash 11. Motorcycle (Straight to Hell) 12. Learning to Die "Take a trip inside the mind of psychedelic rock legend Dave Wyndorf with MONSTER MAGNET’s A Better Dystopia ...
24 de nov. de 2014 · When New Jersey's Monster Magnet improbably crashed the airwaves in 1998 with "Space Lord," it put the band in simultaneously familiar and foreign territory for the band's core audience; it had a big rock chorus like their 1992 cut "Spine of God," the sci-fi imagery of 1993's Superjudge album, and a mainstream accessibility hinted at on 1995's Dopes to Infinity, but was getting radio play ...
