Licorice Pizza has posted some of Eddie Vedder’s demos from 1988, a few years before he joined Pearl Jam. The blogger unearthed a bit of information about the four tracks,
Photos by Scott Preston of Fiona Apple and Nickel Creek performing at the Lifestyles Community Pavilion in Columbus OH on August 7th, 2007.
DROPKICK MURPHYS are set to release their sixth studio album THE MEANEST OF TIMES–a collection of spirited, cathartic and heartfelt anthems–September 18 on their own Born & Bred Records in
The staccato sound of struck typewriter keys on opening track “Nickels and Dimes” sets a tone of nostalgia for San Francisco's Scissors for Lefty. the latest in a line of West Coast bands with a penchant for Pulp.
Bob Dylan will release a concert film this year filled with footage from his legendary Newport Folk Festival performances from 1963 to 1965. ‘The Other Side Of The Mirror –
A man who sold pirate copies of Led Zeppelin albums was sent to jail for 20 months today (August 30), after Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page had given evidence against
Back in the ’80s and ’90s it wasn’t easy to find unauthorized live concert videos. Even if you found a local record store that sold videos, the prices were outrageous and you never knew what you were gonna get when you popped the tape in your VCR. The advent of DVDs and broadband internet have opened live concert DVD collecting to the masses.
Now we can head over to torrent sites like dimeadozen and thetradersden that have a virtually endless supply of incredible footage. Many of the DVD torrents are so well-seeded that you can download them in less than 24 hours with a broadband connection. While we may not have been around for the early days of U2, or made it out to Bonnaroo for Radiohead, we can get a glimpse into what those performances were truly like by popping in a DVD. With the digital age upon us, it has become easy for collectors to transfer their old videos onto their computers and then distribute them quickly via bit torrent.
It seems like everyday incredible DVDs that we didn’t know existed come out of the woodwork. So this edition of Grousing The Aisles looks at four high-quality videos that have just started to make the rounds. Read on after the jump for a three-camera cut of Radiohead at Bonnaroo, The Police on its 2007 reunion tour, the Grateful Dead in ’82 and U2 in 1981. Enjoy.
Two of this here rag’s favorite touring bands are headed out on the road together next month: Assembly of Dust and JJ Grey & MOFRO will join forces for eight
“Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has demanded an apology from Swedish newspapers for their scathing reviews of the group’s performance in the country earlier this month.” Good fucking lord. From
The next two nights offer a rare opportunity to see two of the best cover bands while cruising around New York City on a boat. Tonight, Give Us The Money
