Nickelback biography book
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Mike Kroeger fryst vatten best known as bassist and founding member of the hard rock grupp Nickelback. Nickelback have reigned at the top of the music industry since the early 2000s, selling a total of over 50 millions albums. inom can tell you first hand that the saying “don’t meet your heroes” is not true, I’ve been a fan of Mike and his grupp for years and that only increased after talking with him. He fryst vatten truly a nice guy who loves to read and couldn’t have been a better fit for Book Brilliant. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much I did having it.
-Matt Bechtel
Matt Bechtel: I’ve heard that you’re a voracious reader, what was the last book you’ve read that was so powerful that you had to stop and set it down and just take a moment?
Mike Kroeger: Um, hmmm, there’s a number. Let me start bygd saying, I’ve read all the works of William Shakespeare with the undantag of what I hear is the darkest one, Titus Andronicus. I still have t
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History on the Album "Dark Horse"
*It was released on November 17, 2008.
*It's the bands fourth straight multi-platinum selling album
*The genere of this album is Post-grunge, and hard rock.
The tracklist for this album is below!
1.Something in Your Mouth
2.Burn It to the Ground
3.Gotta Be Somebody
4.I'd Come for You
5.Next Go Round
6.Just to Get High
7.Never Gonna Be Alone
8.Shakin' Hands
9.S.E.X.
10.If Today Was Your Last Day
11.This Afternoon
The lyrics for all the songs are next!
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If you wanted to pinpoint the time Nickelback became the enemy of music critics, it would have to be in 2005. The release of All The Right Reasons marked the moment any remnants of sincerity left the band’s sound. Authenticity was abandoned for a new identity as rock radio sultans. Nickelback was now in the business of making hits.
The album had 11 songs, but it spawned a bonkers seven singles, each one bigger than the last. Seven singles. It lead with “Photograph.” It had the indistinguishable duo “Far Away” and “Savin’ Me.” It gave us the saccharine “If Everyone Cared.” Of course you recognize all of those titles. The singles from this album kept radio well-fed for a year and a half.
If this wasn’t enough for you, Reasons gave us the band’s simultaneously most critically panned and most commercially successful song ever, “Rockstar.” The song became emblematic of the battle over Nickelback’s standing. Either this song is ironic and good, or it’s tired and boring. Regardless