This Week’s Tunes Vol – 83

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19th Apr 2026

Welcome to our weekly post dedicated to what each member of the team has been listening to. Delve into the inner workings of what comes out of the speaker at Fox Reviews Rock HQ!

What’s more is that every song in these posts will end up on a dedicated Spotify playlist. Meaning you can catch up on all our favourite new tunes!

There are now over 180 songs in this features playlist now! Don’t forget to give it a follow…

Fox

Architects are a real hit and miss band for me, and one band that I am yet to see live. However that is something that will change this year thankfully. This song is a firm favourite of mine and that start to the song gets me ready for my gym sets everytime.

Architects – Doomsday (All Rights Are Retained By Architects)

Rex

Fall Out Boy – We Didn’t Start The Fire

I love the original Billy Joel version, but I’m happy that one of my favourite bands made an updated version

Fall Out Boy – We Didn’t Start The Fire (All Rights Retained By Fall Out Boy)

St Jimmy

Jimi Hendrix – Purple Haze

Started listening to more classic rock lately, can’t beat a bit of Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix – Purple Haze (All Rights Retained By Jimi Hendrix)

Cozzer

Did you enjoy this week’s songs? Let us know which song you liked the most in the comments! Also, share your personal experiences with those artists. Suggest any tunes you think we should listen to for next week!

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8 responses to “This Week’s Tunes Vol – 83”

Sambuca (✿◠‿◠)

20th Apr 2026

I’m listening to Animals … I think I found that one here too 😂

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1. Fox Reviews Rock
  
  20th Apr 2026
  
  More than likely 😛
  
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Greg Dennison

23rd Apr 2026

So, honestly, I don’t like FOB’s cover of WDSTF.

I love the original (except the line about Brooklyn having a winning team, boo), but what makes the original so brilliant is that Billy Joel actually tells a story of world history from one point to another, while keeping the rhythm and rhyme. FOB just put a bunch of random events in random order, and that completely misses the point of the song, that history is a string of events that have a coherent order that leads to causes and effects, and we didn’t start this, and we won’t stop it.

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1. Fox Reviews Rock
  
  23rd Apr 2026
  
  I think todays youth will feel disconnected from the original itl sound just as random as the newer version to be fair 🤷‍♂️
  
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  1. Greg Dennison
    
    23rd Apr 2026
    
    That’s a fair point. I was 13 when the original song was released, and some of the names and events mentioned in the song I didn’t know much about at the time. It wasn’t until adulthood that I realized just how brilliant it really was.
    
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    1. Fox Reviews Rock
      
      23rd Apr 2026
      
      Yeah! In this day and age the youth couldnt care less about the past unfortunately, i suspect the FOB version is outdated for them too!
      
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musicman1959daily

23rd May 2026

Experience Hendrix / The Best Of Jimi Hendrix came up in my cd collection rotation yesterday. I played it and loved listening to it.

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1. Fox Reviews Rock
  
  26th May 2026
  
  LOVE that! 🙂
  
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