Daniel Lanois, “Iceland” from Flesh and Machine (2014): One Track Mind
Daniel Lanois’ “Iceland” is unutterably beautiful at one turn, dark and humid the next
Daniel Lanois’ “Iceland” is unutterably beautiful at one turn, dark and humid the next
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Danny Seraphine and Bill Champlin discuss David Foster’s platinum-selling era with Chicago, and how it ended.
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“I had every freedom in the world,” Lake tells us, “and yet …”
Feeling pressure from all sides, the Eagles simply cracked.
There’s a depth to the best of his music, a transportive quality.