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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Looking Back At Oscar’s Best Original Songs
Since this Sunday is Oscar night, I’d thought I’d take a look back at a few “original songs” that have been nominated (or won) for an Oscar. (As I’m looking through the list, I am shocked that nothing from Simon … Continue reading
George Harrison
Solo: “Wah Wah” Today would be George Harrison’s 68th birthday. Oddly enough, I was listening to All Things Must Pass earlier this morning without realizing it was his birthday until I saw it on list of birthdays I have on … Continue reading
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Tagged All Things Must Pass, Anoushka Shankar, Birthday, Eric Clapton, Facebook, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Royal Albert Hall
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What The Clash Mean to Me
I recently read the feature on The Clash in the new issue of Rolling Stone. While it didn’t tell me anything I didn’t already know about the band, it certainly reminded me of why I love them so much. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Clash, CNN, Eddie Vedder, England, Jimmy Cliff, JoeStrummer, London Calling, Music, music tribute, Pearl Jam, Rolling Stone, Should I Stay or Should I Go, The Clash, walter kronkite
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5 Songs About New York
I’m in the middle of Patti Smith’s fantastic memoir Just Kids which recounts her early years in New York City with Robert Mapplethorpe. I’ve compiled a mix of songs about New York as a soundtrack while reading it. Here’s a … Continue reading
Top Ten Rock Band List From An Unknown Magazine
According to an article on radio station DC101, a “new magazine” put out a list of the list of the top 10 best bands ever. Note that the name of the magazine wasn’t listed, and that the article doesn’t state … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, Green Day, Led Zeppelin, Magazine, Mötley Crüe, Music, music lists, Rolling Stone, Santana, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, top 10 lists
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The Music of My 15 Year Old Self
Here’s a glimpse into the music I was listening to at 15. It should be noted that I almost bought Pinkerton in October of 1996, only to buy Blues Traveler’s Save His Soul instead. Damnit. Blues Traveler Blues Traveler’s Four … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, Blues, Blues Traveler, Disc jockey, I Alone, Lightning Crashes, Music, Pete Townshend, substitute
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5 Rarity/Unreleased Collections
Bob Dylan – The Bootleg Series 1-3 The Basement Tapes had already proved that Dylan had a tendency to leave some of his best material in the vaults – which I’m not including because I could write an entire post … Continue reading
Why I’m Not Excited About Radiohead’s “The King of Limbs”
I’m probably in a minority here, but I never understood the fascination with Radiohead. And while I applaud them on the “choose your own price” marketing of In Rainbows, I found the album to be smug, bland, and worst … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Dylan, Britney Spears, In Rainbows, Limp Bizkit, Pittsburgh Steelers, Radiohead, Sufjan Stevens, Tristan Tzara
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Goodbye Borders
Not that it really comes as a surprise, but Borders announced its Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and plans to close 30% of its stores. The digital age has already taken its toll on the record industry, and now bookstores are beginning … Continue reading
Lady Gaga’s Battle With Sincerity
When Lady Gaga took the stage for her acceptance speech on Sunday night at the Grammys, I was shocked at how sincere she was. It was almost painful. Tears were flowing. She talked about how she imagined Whitney Houston singing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bad Romance, Bono, Bruce Springsteen, Express Yourself, Grammy Award, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Whitney Houston
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