Concrete Jungle (Black Label Society song)

"Concrete Jungle" is the first single from Black Label Society's 2006 album, Shot To Hell and also opens the album. It reached number 29 on Mainstream Rock radio as compiled by Billboard magazine.

The song is based upon guitarist Zakk Wylde's opinion of New York City as he has explained in a video guitar lesson with Guitar World Magazine. In the same interview Wylde also explained that one of the other influences on the structure of the song was guitarist Jimmy Page because of the mixed guitar styles.

Video

It had an animated music video, which is a regular feature on MTV2's Headbanger's Ball. The video showed Zakk Wylde being driven around what appears to be New York City. The video does include the other band members of Black Label Society, but mainly revolves around frontman Wylde.

External links

Music video on YouTube

Black Label Society

Zakk Wylde Nick Catanese John DeServio Chad Szeliga Phil Ondich Craig Nunenmacher Steve Gibb James LoMenzo Mike Inez Robert Trujillo Will Hunt Johnny Kelly Mike Froedge

Studio albums	Sonic Brew Stronger Than Death 1919 Eternal The Blessed Hellride Hangover Music Vol. VI Mafia Shot to Hell Order of the Black Catacombs of the Black Vatican

Compilation albums	Kings of Damnation 98–04 Skullage The Song Remains Not the Same

Live albums	Alcohol Fueled Brewtality Unblackened

Videos	Boozed, Broozed, and Broken-Boned The European Invasion – Doom Troopin' Live

Singles	"Counterfeit God" "Stillborn" "Suicide Messiah" "Fire It Up" "In This River" "Concrete Jungle" "The First Noel"

Related articles	Discography Pride & Glory Ozzy Osbourne Dope

Categories	Albums Songs

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