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Music has always reflected the mechanical sounds of the era it's made in. Roger McGuinn noted as much in the liner notes to the Byrds' debut,... More >>
Here's where Josh Homme and the gang forget about their Stone Age evolution from Kyuss and start making the "Queen" part of the name count for... More >>
In 1965-1966, it was still possible for a garage band to make the leap to Top 40 and back to obscurity all in the same year. These Sundazed... More >>
Back when Ricky Nelson sang about being a lonesome "Teenage Idol" playing one-night stands, road songs were still a novelty, something... More >>
You don't see the "Simultaneous Two New Album Release" every day, and with good reason. 1991: Nobody can convince Axl Rose to pare down a... More >>
By the fall of 1959, Marty Robbins had amassed a recorded catalogue of five albums and 32 singles. Embedded in this waxwork were songs with... More >>
In 1971, John Lennon issued a No. 1 album and Top 5 single both titled "Imagine." The following year, Lennon and Yoko Ono self-directed a... More >>
Sometimes towering insignificance is the very thing that draws the most attention. Take Sony Legacy reissuing not one, but four... More >>
You seem like a person who knows from fun -- here's an exercise guaranteed to provide you your required dosage of cruel hilarity. You know that... More >>
Here's a snatch of overheard conversation, circa 1983, taking place inside a Greenwich Village record store on Bleecker Street called The Golden... More >>
If you polled a Family Feud studio audience for "reasons people become musicians," answers like "sex," "drugs," "fame," "money" and even... More >>
Editor's note: Maybe it was the tight wristband cutting off the oxygen flow to his brain. Or perhaps it was the kiboshing he got from crazy... More >>
"In 1966, one of the great albums in rock 'n' roll history was made: Pet Sounds, by the Beach Boys. Even today it holds up. I listen to it... More >>
Various artists Unsigned 1 -- Nuth'n But Hits (Ameritone Records) Picking up a compilation of local... More >>
As various-artist-album concepts go, this one is pretty unique. Rather than celebrate one artist, this one praises an interstate. You know it, you... More >>
Jimmy Winston's mum must be proud. Keyboardist for the Small Faces' first two singles, he was booted out before he got to appear on any album... More >>
One doesn't approach the annual South by Southwest music festival like an average bout of nightclubbing. Music writers train weeks for this... More >>
Trunk Federation Lay the Hip (Plastique Recording Co.) That Trunk Federation even managed to get... More >>
Paul Revere and the Raiders was the first beat group signed to the once rock-phobic Columbia label. This fourplay of Sundazed reissues captures... More >>
When soothsayers foretold that the end of the century would bring our human community to ever higher levels of enlightenment, I don't think Fox's... More >>
I suppose the question on everyone's minds with this latest Oasis opus is "how the hell are they going to survive without 'Bonehead'?" Magically,... More >>
Remember when every year that passed was the 25th anniversary of something? The release of Sgt. Pepper. The first performance of... More >>
Back in the late '80s and early '90s, it was easy, no, make that compulsory, to laugh at the British music scene. The American indie explosion had... More >>
How can you dislike a guy whose past albums have self-deprecating titles like Poet, Fool or Bum and Lee Hazlewoodism: The Cause and Its... More >>
Anyone rooting for the underdog on October 27, 1999, was treated to a particularly wretched lesson in public humiliation. The last game of the... More >>
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