Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King; a Touching Tribute and Magnum Opus for The Dave Matthews Band
Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King may sound like a WWE tag team from the 90s, but even if it doesn’t exactly roll off the […]
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Simon and Garfunkel Take Us Back to ’69
Paul Simon was recently on the Yes network’s “Centerstage,” talking about the reasons behind the dissolution of his musical partnership with Art Garfunkel in 1970. […]
‘Waking Into Nightmares’ is a Thrasher’s Dream Come True
Over the past few years, metal has been up to something unexpected as the global resurgence of thrash metal has been a surprising one. Although […]
Stop the Presses: Snoop Dogg Can Sing
“Ego Trippin’” might be the messiest and most delirious record of Snoop Dogg’s career. Amazingly, it’s also one of his best. This isn’t a typical […]
Our Ten Best- Episode One- Top Ten Classic Rock Concert Experiences
I have been a concertgoer since the early 70s, so I have a huge pool to draw from when compiling a list of the most […]
Photographs and Memories
The “day the music died” will forever be known as that winter day on February 3, 1959 when Buddy Holly, a teenage Ritchie Valens and […]
Tinted Windows: Obscuring Talent When They Should Be Showcasing It
When Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker collaborated in the 60s to form the very first rock supergroup, Cream, they set a precedent. However, […]
Bowie’s Rare Gem Arrives From Mars and Steals the Show
The best period of David Bowie’s illustrious career was his “Ziggy Stardust” incarnation, which featured his most rocking and inventive band and concept albums (remember […]
Costa’s Tunes Lose Some Charm in Second Album
When former skateboarder and Huntington Beach, CA native Matt Costa released his first album, “The Songs We Sing,” in 2005, music lovers looking for this […]