2012

Unofficial 31 Days of Dead – 2012 Edition: Day 21

Ed Martin December 21, 2012 1 Comment

The Help > Slip > Franklin’s trifecta from one of the best weeks in Grateful Dead history.

Trust: TRST

Gabriel Scheer December 21, 2012 No Comments

The new album from Toronto–based Trust, entitled TRST, is a very solid album from a young band. Labeled as “synthpop” and “dark wave,” it’s a great merger of danceable, poppy tunes and a darker, heavier edgy sound.

The B List: Top Ten Music DVDs / Videos of 2012

Scott Bernstein December 20, 2012 4 Comments

Scotty runs down his ten favorite concert films / music documentaries of 2012.

Briefly: Jam_ON To Broadcast Widespread Panic NYE

Scott Bernstein December 20, 2012 No Comments

You can hear Widespread Panic’s New Year’s Eve show live from Charlotte.

Bloggy Goodness: Jim James & tUnE-yArDs – Tibet House Benefit

Hidden Track Staff December 20, 2012 No Comments

The initial Tibet House benefit lineup is out + word on the future of Gathering of the Vibes.

Keep Your Cell Phone In Your Pocket at Neil Young Shows

Scott Bernstein December 20, 2012 17 Comments

Neil Young and the members of Crazy Horse got into it with a fan in Connecticut.

Daft Punk’d: Songkick Coachella Info = “Bad Data”

Scott Bernstein December 20, 2012 No Comments

Songkick posted a blog entry explaining how bad data was entered into their system.

Prince Tribute @ Carnegie Hall: March 7th

Scott Bernstein December 20, 2012 2 Comments

Michael Dorf’s annual benefit at Carnegie Hall will pay tribute to Prince in 2013.

Unofficial 31 Days of Dead – 2012 Edition: Day Twenty

Ed Martin December 20, 2012 9 Comments

A pick from the final year of the Grateful Dead’s touring career? Trust us.

Bruce Springsteen FAQ: All That’s Left to Know About the Boss: by John Luerssen

Doug Collette December 20, 2012 No Comments

For most of All That’s Left to Know About The Boss, John Luerssen fulfills and transcends the FAQ moniker of his book on Bruce Springsteen. In painstaking, but never excruciating, detail he chronologically recounts the events that made this son of the Jersey Shore one of rock’s most admired figures.