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Iron_Chic t1_j9wm4ro wrote
Vincent Price -Thriller.
They actually got him to say "...terrorize y'alls neighborhood".
caturdayz t1_j9wm08x wrote
Check out the first few Elton John albums - Paul Buckmaster collaborated to arrange and conduct some beautiful strings on those albums. And they satisfy your bonus piano đ
JustTheBeerLight t1_j9wkt91 wrote
Reply to comment by zelda_95 in Non-rap songs with fire cameos from other artists by MickAllgood
Also on TV on the Radioâs Province (2006)
EvenParty t1_j9wkmyf wrote
Know Your Enemy-Rage Against the Machine (Maynard James Keenan of TOOL)
Fire Lake-Bob Seger (Glenn Frey/Don Henley/Timothy B Schmidt all of the Eagles)
Right Turn-Alice in Chains (Chris Cornell of Soundgarden/Mark Arm of Mudhoney)
Money for Nothing-Dire Straits (Sting of The Police)
Gimme Shelter-Rolling Stones (Merry Clayton. Not a star but sang backup on many songs of the 60âs)
Luckenbach, Texas-Waylon Jennings (Willie Nelson)
Daddy Sang Bass-Johnny Cash (Don Reid & Lew Dewitt of The Statler Brothers/Jan Howard)
Right Turn might be a bit of a stretch for the criteria as Layne, Chris, and Mark split the verses up evenly, making Chris/Marks appearances less like a cameo and more of song sang by 3 guys. âBrotherâ and âAm I Insideâ off the same EP feature Ann Wilson of Heart, which probably meets the criteria better.
edgarpickle t1_j9wkfc9 wrote
It certainly doesn't ruin the album, but "Swing On This" at the end of Jar of Flies by Alice In Chains just doesn't belong there. Not at all. And it's enough to move that album out of contention for the best album of all time for me. Otherwise, the mood established by the rest of the album is a sheer masterpiece. But then that song comes along and shifts the whole mood. It's rough.
zelda_95 t1_j9wk999 wrote
David Bowie makes a cameo in Arcade Fireâs song âReflektorâ
thisizusername t1_j9wjl6a wrote
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Song #9âŚnever have I listened to an album that I otherwise love but hate a single point in it so muchâŚ
Damphere t1_j9wiwk5 wrote
Stolen Prayer by Alice Cooper featuring Chris Cornell. This is off the concept album The Last Temptation.
thequicknessinc t1_j9wiq3x wrote
bloodbath by Polyphia ft. Chino Moreno is just unbelievable
gr8d4ne t1_j9whx6b wrote
Toolâs âBottomâ with Henry Rollins and Rage Against the Machineâs âKnow Your Enemyâ with Maynard James Keenan
My_Tan_Sierra t1_j9whx0r wrote
Bootsy Collins. Groove is in the Heart - Deee-Lite
Responsible-Baby-551 t1_j9whvuo wrote
Airborne Toxic Event
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DEATHBYAST0NISHMent t1_j9whpiw wrote
They don't sing or rap in it but in a limp biscuit song "break stuff" or it could be another song can't i remember , there is cameos from fr dre eminem ect
Peter_Easter t1_j9whjl3 wrote
Reply to comment by BreadPanda92 in Non-rap songs with fire cameos from other artists by MickAllgood
Indeed. I also added that Sevendust song with Chino, "Bender"
Peter_Easter t1_j9whf5h wrote
There's a couple great collab songs on the Sevendust album "Home"
First, is "Licking Cream" ft. Skin from Skunk Anansie
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m9_o8dnZ_Qs
Then, "Bender" ft. Chino Moreno from Deftones
Duganboy1 t1_j9whcio wrote
Reply to Will rock ever be popular again? by use_vpn_orlozeacount
If you listen to electronic you can find ROCK out there - open your mind
BreadPanda92 t1_j9wgvl3 wrote
Duganboy1 t1_j9wgofe wrote
Bahh you said album, now that is funny
Rajirabbit t1_j9wg8hd wrote
Rockwell ft. michael JacksonâŚ.. FEATURING Michael Jackson!
Somebodyâs watching me.
Practical_Price9500 t1_j9wfrn1 wrote
Reply to comment by Kevin30050 in Can someone help me? by Kevin30050
Ok. Your best bet is to go to r/guitarlessons as far as Reddit goes.
If you like YouTube, check out JustinGuitar.
mycatsnameisnoodle t1_j9wf75a wrote
Reply to comment by uofwi92 in Whatâs a song (or two) that ruin an otherwise perfect album? by Theobviouschild11
Sting solo is the definition of dull.
uofwi92 t1_j9weyq8 wrote
Reply to comment by mycatsnameisnoodle in Whatâs a song (or two) that ruin an otherwise perfect album? by Theobviouschild11
Yes, as evidenced by his stellar solo career, and Stingâs failure as one.
whollybananas t1_j9wew0v wrote
Reply to comment by Cyanopicacooki in Whatâs a song (or two) that ruin an otherwise perfect album? by Theobviouschild11
Absolutely! The album would be so much better without it.
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