The Beatles – Abbey Road (1969): On Second Thought
‘Abbey Road’ was simultaneously the Beatles at their best, and the sound of a band disintegrating.
‘Abbey Road’ was simultaneously the Beatles at their best, and the sound of a band disintegrating.
Mat Brewster shares thoughts and memories as random music goes by.

Form And Mess thrives on the extreme limits of rock and jazz.

Though a bit too long, this builds on Slash’s ‘Apocalyptic Love’ successes.
“I had every freedom in the world,” Lake tells us, “and yet …”

Though Dylan Ryan Sand is a small band, they create a big sound; though the songs are short, they’re complete musical statements. ‘Circa’ makes a lot out of a little.

Feeling pressure from all sides, the Eagles simply cracked.

As we all know, the Devil gets the best tunes — and scripts.

This goes much farther out than the celebrated rock music of its time.

They were as ubiquitous, at one point, as songs about girls.