I wanted to check out one of Beirut‘s three shows this week at the Bowery Ballroom, but alas, I bricked it like the keg guy coming early to the Pickford residents. By all
The Austin City Limits lineup is official, and it’s fucking nasty. Seriously, just nasty. In fact, I’ve never been so impressed by an initial artist announcement. Then again, I’m not
Unfortunately my 9-5 is demanding some much-needed attention today, so this week’s edition of The B List is gonna be short and sweet.
The Beatles weren’t content revolutionizing music; they also changed the level of creativity put into album covers. Each member of the band attended art school, and the Beatles realized the importance of packaging. Once Revolver and Sgt. Peppers were released, every other band tried to top them, with little success.
So today, let’s take a look at the 10 best Beatles album covers:
10. The White Album (1968):
Read on for the rest of this week’s B List as we reveal the best nine covers…
Photos by Ashley Suszczynski of the Kottonmouth Kings performing at the Theater of Living Arts in Philadelphia, PA on April 7, 2007. click to watch Ashley's exclusive interview backstage
My Morning Jacket will be joined by the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra for a portion of its Aug. 5 set at Lollapalooza, to be held in the city’s Grant Park.
Responsible for all but revolutionizing the entire face of underground hip-hop in the early portion of this decade with a slew of potent and influential releases such as 2000’s Float
Gathering Of The Vibes organizers have announced a new round of artist additions, and topping the list is bass virtuoso Les Claypool back for a Saturday night slot, immediately before
Cyro Baptista and Billy Martin (illy B) will be conducting two workshops and performing as The Black Lamp at the Boulder Theater on Saturday, June 2nd. CYRO will conduct his
Grammy Award-winning bassist Christian McBride returns to The Village Vanguard the week of Tuesday, June 26th through Sunday, July 1st for his first shows as a leader at the legendary New
DJ Shadow announced a completely impromptu concert a few weeks back for a hometown audience in San Francisco at the legendary Fillmore Theater. The show quickly sold out; partly due to the fact that Shadow has only performed in the Bay area three times since his latest album (The Outsider) was released last fall.
