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Shannon Larkin described the single as a prime example of Godsmack original sound, stating that "Whiskey Hangover is good clue of what the band is going for, it's more simplistic than the last record - less bluesy, more heavy", and a "return to the original sound of the Godsmack and what made the band happen in the first place".
Lighting Up the Sky is the eighth and final studio album by American rock band Godsmack. [2] It was released on February 24, 2023, [1] five years after their last studio album When Legends Rise, making it the longest gap between two studio albums by Godsmack.
Sully Erna revealed that the source of the inspiration behind "Under Your Scars" was Lady Gaga, stating: . So humbly I will say, this song came to me shortly after I had spent some quality time with someone who I consider a dear friend, and have grown to admire and respect as one of the smartest and most talented artists today, Stephanie Germanotta, who most of you may know as Lady Gaga.
Some critics were more positive regarding the album, however. AntiMusic's review felt that the group "hit(s) a little harder" and praised the album as Godsmack's "strongest effort to date", awarding the album four stars. [14] KNAC also awarded the album four stars and called the album "good loud aggressive heavy (slightly) pop-rock." [16]
He later described the album in 2017 as a "reinvention" for the band, as a "new chapter" juxtaposed against older albums, of which he described as "vintage classic Godsmack". [4] The band worked with music producer Erik Ron for the album in an effort to help the band approach the album from a new direction. [ 5 ]
I like this clue, because the inclusion of the word "aging" makes the answer inferable (with the help of crossing answers) to solvers who might not be familiar with this particular song.
Gaga performing "You and I" on the Today show on July 9, 2010. After the first performance of "You and I" at Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball, Gaga performed the song live on the television program Today on July 9, 2010, before an estimated crowd of 18,000–20,000 people, the largest ever to pack Rockefeller Plaza.
Released on Friday, September 8, the singer said the record gave her “a lot of confidence as a songwriter,” as proven by some of her jaw-dropping new lyrics.