Jane’s Addiction’s name was attached to three of yesterday’s biggest music news stories. First came word that the band’s 48 minute set at LA’s Echoplex on Monday was a scorcher.
Following a 2008 UK tour with Kings of Leon, their own sold-out North American tour, their recent support slot on The Killers‘ US arena tour, and their television debut on
NEVERENDER was the landmark event where for the first time ever, Coheed and Cambria performed all four of their concept albums in entirety over four nights. Now for the first
This year’s lineup for the Sasquatch! Music Festival at the legendary Gorge in Eastern Washington has been announced. Taking place over Memorial Day Weekend – May 23-25, tickets go on
This album is a regression for The Secret Machines – and one that is to be expected with the amicable departure of guitarist Ben Curtis, who focuses now on School of Seven Bells.
Because of The Mountain's emotional depth and Erika Wennerstrom’s amazing voice, this album is a rare and a very beautiful work, reminiscent of the old time blues that inspired Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones and countless others.
I just spent the past hour listening to the latest Umphrey’s McGee podcast and it’s chock full of tasty highlights including acoustic versions of Liquid and Plunger from September 2008’s
Welcome to part two of a five part series titled Coventry To Hampton filling you in on the four members of Phish and what they’ve been up to these past five years or so. Part one featuring Mike Gordon debuted yesterday. A new installment goes live at 3pm every day this week. Enjoy.
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A compilation of Post-Phish McConnell compositions:
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While Page didn’t stay as active as Mike, there’s still a lot to look back on since Coventry. Most notably, Page recorded his first solo album, a self-titled effort released in 2007
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[youtube]BJk9ZLjsl3U[/youtube] Funkadelic – I Got A Thing
[Originally Published: May 13, 2008]
Moving on to this week, we’ve got ourselves another classic album from a different legendary songwriter (with an equally unique singing voice) and that’s Bob Dylan’s 1965 release Highway 61 Revisited. This album was Dylan’s fifth and his first recorded entirely with a full rock band.
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Like a Rolling Stone (Zero): This gentle rendition of perhaps the most popular tune on the album clocks in at 15 minutes. The entire track is full of the tasteful guitar work you would expect from Steve Kimock as well as some beautiful sax solos from Martin Fierro. Check out this great on-stage tape of the whole show on The Archive.
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