Steve Hackett’s Game, But Something Else Is Holding Up a Genesis Reunion: ‘There’s the Old Retiree’
Steve Hackett last performed with Genesis on stage in 1982, and last worked with them in the studio in 1999.
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One Track Mind: Jesse Fischer and Soul Cycle (featuring Chris Turner), “Electric Ladyland” (2012)
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Louisiana Red – When My Mama Was Living (2012)
Louisiana Red had a life story that could only have belonged to an itinerant bluesman — from the interesting (he was born not in Louisiana, but in Bessemer, Ala.) to the horrowing (his mother died not long after giving birth, and his father was lynched by the KKK). You MayRead More
‘Things have changed for us’: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nod just part of the growing buzz around Rush
Rush was already becoming something of a next-gen cultural phenomenon, even before its recent nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. You May Also Like: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Open Letter: Stop Being the Old Boys’ Club Every Copy of Rush’s ‘Roll the Bones’ Reveals SomethingRead More
‘This band is unstoppable’: SiriusXM fan Q&A turns into a referendum on Kiss’ current lineup
During a special Q&A with 20 SiriusXM listeners, Kiss’ founding members were bursting with praise for the current line up of the group — which has just released Monster You May Also Like: No related posts.
Pink Floyd, “One of My Turns,” “Poles Apart,” “Set the Controls” + Others: Deep Cuts
When excavating for deep cuts from Pink Floyd, you must first avoid ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ because of its distinct air of been-there-done-that familiarity.
Something Else! sneak peek: Watch video from the Rolling Stones’ surprise Paris show
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Matthew Silberman – Questionable Creatures (2012)
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One Track Mind: Will Galison, “Bobby and Sally” (2012)
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The Friday Morning Listen: John Mellencamp – Life Death Love and Freedom (2008)
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