We are told: Disc 1 recorded live from radio broadcast in Passaic, NJ, 1976 & King Biscuit Flower Hour, 1981 Disc 2 recorded live from radio broadcast in Tucson, AZ, 1978 A 16 track extravaganza of Rush’s early hits Includes renditions of 2112 and Working Man Also includes a rare 1980 version of Working Man […]
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Having bravely regrouped after the shattering blow of Duane Allman’s death in October 1971, in 1972 the Allman Brothers hit the road with a vengeance. Featuring tracks from all the albums they’d released so far, this superb set was broadcast on WNEW-FM, and finds them on dizzying form, firmly on their way to becoming America’s […]
Musical acoustics or music acoustics is a branch of acoustics concerned with researching and describing the physics of music – how sounds are employed to make music. Examples of areas of study are the function of musical instruments, the human voice (the physics of speech and singing), computer analysis of melody, and in the clinical […]
CHRIS GIESBRECHT suggests Harry Styles: “Do they let him write his own songs? They need to stop him from doing that. His first single as a solo artist made me angry at the whole concept of music. It was the most insipid, vapid, uninspired, cliche-riddled garbage I’ve ever heard. I know nothing about him or […]
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An unblinking look at an entertainment-obsessed society, Amused to Death addresses issues that have only grown in complexity and urgency over the past two decades. With Amused to Death, Roger Waters sounded the alarm about a society increasingly – and unthinkingly – in thrall to its television screens. Twenty-three years later, Amused to Death […]
In 1985, Miles Davis shocked the music world by moving from Columbia to Warner Bros.. He immediately started working on an album called ‘Perfect Way’ after a tune by Scritti Politti, later renamed ‘Tutu’ by producer Tommy LiPuma. When ‘Tutu’ (a tribute to Desmond Tutu) was released in 1986, it re-ignited Miles Davis’ career, crossing […]
Plus the future of The Who, memories of Moon and Entwistle and his rocky relationship with Roger Daltrey Please click HERE to continue
HEATHER NPHARES … When Franz Ferdinand put together Hits to the Head, they were inspired by Changesbowie and the Rolling Stones’ Rolled Gold — greatest-hits collections that didn’t just serve as introductions to a band’s music, but worked as albums in their own right. By choosing the songs from each of their albums that reflected […]
We are told ….. From The Vault series continues with Live at the the Tokyo Dome a Japanese performance from 1990 during the Steel WheelsWorld Tour. Remarkably, the ten shows in February of that year were the first concerts the band ever performed in Japan. This audio was previously available for download in 2012 via the Stones Archive but this is the first physical […]
by Tim Sendra [-] The Monochrome Set’s 2022 album Allhallowtide finds the long-running group right in the middle of a late-career hot streak. Starting with 2012’s Platinum Coils, their first album made after singer/songwriter Bid’s stroke, the group have released one fine album after another on a biannual schedule. Each record is filled with sophisticated chord […]
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From the archives Sixty years ago today, the jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker suffered a vastly premature death. But he lives on in New York, says Chris Leadbeater Please click HERE to view
We are told ….. 4CD 24-page hardback book Comprising Bert’s seminal 1960s output (alongside his only album as a duet with Pentangle bandmate John Renbourn) this four disc set covers an era that forged creative paths for everyone from Neil Young to Johnny Marr. New listening notes from Bill Leader, as well as unseen photographs […]
We are told …. Blame It On the Stones To Beat the Devil Me and Bobby McGee Best of All Possible Worlds Help Me Make It Through the Night The Law Is for Protection of the People Casey’s Last Ride Just the Other Side of Nowhere Darby’s Castle For the Good Times Duvalier’s Dream Sunday […]
Legendary Performance at the PBS Soundstage by the “Canadian National Treasure” in 1979. Includes the entire WIOQ-FM broadcast Digitally remastered for greatly enhanced sound quality Background liners Canada’s greatest and most recognised songwriter Gordon Lightfoot is also known internationally as a folk-rock legend who has inspired a healthy following of such enthusiasts within a mainstream […]
On April 28th, 2003, moments before I was about to interview Steve Jobs at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, I was jittery. Anticipation? Nerves? Excitement? You bet. All of those visceral emotions were firing. Knowing Jobs’ storied reputation as an irascible and exacting Silicon Valley CEO had me on edge. But I had prepared a tight […]
As a bass-playing, leather-clad lead singer, Quatro paved the way for a new generation of female rock stars in the 70s. She talks about fending off predatory men, carrying a knife for protection and why she still wears her famous jumpsuit HERE
Alan McGee, one of the music industry’s most controversial and enigmatic figures is set to return to the business he once shunned more than a decade ago. Best known to those outside the industry as the man who discovered Oasis 20 years ago, McGee now has a 50 per cent stake in a new record […]
Exclusive interview: The singer talks to Zoë Beaty about her work to end violence against women and girls and why all feminism should be global and intersectional https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/women/annie-lennox-eurythmics-charity-aid-ukraine-b2031971.html