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Top 10 Sevendust Songs

Sevendust. My favourite band of all-time. A band rwhich is willing to revolve at any given moment, and through each stage rof their career, rthey've always found a new reason to stick around. rThe guys still have rloads to offer this flawed world of music, and I ronly believe that they'll rget better and better as they progress. Here's the rbest (10) songs I've rheard from these guys; which was a bit hard to put rtogether because I ralready have a laundry list of songs by them on my riPod already that I rcould easily listen to on a daily basis.
1Sevendust
Grasp

It opens in spectacular fashion as the bass and guitar kick-in, along with Morgan's superb drumming, and make way for Lajon's delivery of the words: "You look for love through eyes of strangers". Right away this song made a connection with me because it displays the envy that every human being often feels towards another: "I wish I had your life for dreaming". Everyone was at their peak with this sophomore effort, entitled Home, and it shows immediately with other tracks, as well (like Waffle and Denial).
2Inside

What a way to open up a record. With Inside, it feels like the boys wanted to delve back into their metal roots with this album (and it worked). However, no other track featured on this album had as much power as this one. It starts off with the sound of machines at work in the background before coming in with the rocking guitar work. Lajon comes into the song with attitude, blurting out the lines: "Pleased to meet the mother3583er with the first laugh". Fantastic intro (and the only song that ever even comes close to it is Hope with it's spectacular guitar solo by Alter Bridge member Mark Tremonti).
3Burn

Sevendust's longest song to-date. It starts off in a very atmospheric fashion, building up the chilling sound of guitars over what sounds like running water. Then the guitar eventually leads us into the intense first verse that beautifully sets up the magnificent chorus: "Wash away the colours of the shame that you gave to me / So I can see again / So I can live again". This song is the band's most heartbreaking song, it's a masterpiece.
4Black (Live)

Proof that these guys can sound even better when you bring them outside the studio. With this live version of their popular opening track to their self- titled album, they bring it to new, refreshing heights in this outstanding acoustic performance from their amazing live album Southside Double-Wide.
5Dead Set

Another song off of my favourite album by these guys, Dead Set continues to blow me away every time I hear it. It was the most well-written track off the album and it holds immediate relevance in today's world with the lyrics: "One single life / Needs not to die / For such a cheap price / For one last flight / God, save the child / Who lives like a whore/ (I made it through yesterday)". Great work.
6Redefine

This song always reminds me of that awesome Jet Li movie Unleashed. Ever since I watched the music video somebody put together on YouTube, I couldn't seperate the two.
7Bitch

The best song off their first record.
8Unraveling

A great choice to use as a single for their latest effort; which is probably my third favourite record by them, only being behind Animosity and their self-titled.
9Xmas Day

This is off of Animosity, my favourite album by these guys. On this track, Clint Lowery takes centre-stage as the lead vocalist this time around and he proves himself to be just as strong as Lajon when it comes to having a strong presence and all-around incredible ability to hold your attention. The flaws in his voice really work in this song's favour because he's singing about a subject that obviously has a whole lot of meaning to him.
10Disease

My favourite song off of my least favourite album from these guys. Where the album itself sometimes tries to hard to appeal to the "radio-friendly" crowd, a song like this can easily wash that idea all away with it's striking lyrics and what could quite possibly be Lajon's best vocal performance to-date.
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