Billy Corgan reformed the Smashing Pumpkins last year for an extremely successful album and tour, but didn’t invite original bass player D’arcy Wretzky or original six-stringer James “Don’t Call Me
Both Jam on the River and Summer Camp seem to have gone off without any major hitches this weekend in Philadelphia and Chillicothe respectively. You can check out videos and
We got a pleasant surprise in our inbox this afternoon when we received another track from Trey Anastasio’s Original Boardwalk Style courtesy of the good folks at Phish Inc. At
Good Afternoon. I hope all of our readers had a fantastic long weekend and as we ease back into a shortened work week, I thought I’d supply some good ‘ol American Rock & Roll this week for the Cover Wars. So let’s take a look at the works of The Allman Brothers Band.
As you may have read last week, I’m diving into greatest hits and compilation discs to make life a little easier and I am continuing that this week with a few alterations. The release A Decade Of Hits (1969 – 1979) features 16 tracks off of five ABB releases. Well, this Cover Wars is going to feature 14 of those tracks off four of those albums. Don’t blame me for being a slacker, blame the thousands of bands out there who have yet to cover either Wasted Words or Crazy Love. It’s possible that I missed them, if I did PLEASE point me in the direction of some covers of these tunes.
As always, you must register/login to Imeem to listen to these tracks in their entirety (If you’re only getting 30 seconds, you’re not logged in).
That’s the audio for 12 of the tracks, we’ve got YouTube’s for two others, so READ ON after the jump for: The voting, the videos, my short write-ups on the tracks and the results from last week’s entry featuring the singles of The Police (Spoiler Alert: We’ve got another addition to the CW Hall of Fame)
We got the thrill of a lifetime yesterday when legendary rocker Alice Cooper gave Hidden Track a shout out on his nationally syndicated radio show, Nights With Alice Cooper. The
Could that three day weekend have possibly gone any faster? Hopefully y’all had as much fun as we did. Now we’ll just count down the days until July 4th. Let’s
Another fantastic season of Austin City Limits comes to a close this weekend with a performance by R.E.M. recorded during SXSW in March. They’ll play a buncha songs from Accelerate
iClips, one of the newest players in the video streaming of live music events, will be bringing us full sets from Summer Camp in Chillicothe IL all weekend long. 5 sets of moe., 3 sets of Umphrey’s McGee, 2 sets from Lotus and 18 other bands and DJs.
The action starts right now over at iclips.net
READ ON after the jump for the full broadcast schedule…
As we mentioned earlier this week, the hot trend over the last few years among indie-rock acts has been performing a classic album from their catalog live. Most of these
Instead of dwelling on the ever increasing price of gas, the war and everything else wrong with our country or the rest of the world we thought it would be nice to take a breather from all the bad vibes and have some fun.
So this week we’re going to take a look at a few celebrities that are endorsing or aligning themselves with presidential candidates and hopefully get a laugh or two in the process. Welcome to the first round of Political Celebrity Death Match 2008.
I’ve gathered some research on celebrities and who they endorse; now they must battle it out Celebrity Death Match style in your imagination! The best part is that you, the HT reader, get to decide the winner! This week we have a tag team match up pairing pianists/composers with action heroes for the three remaining candidates. READ ON to cast your vote for Round 1 of P.C. Death Match…
