Tennis at the Bowery Ballroom
The Denver-based indie pop duo played to a sold-out audience in NYC. Continue reading Tennis at the Bowery Ballroom
Chicago
‘Chicago’ is emblematic of the band’s ambitious combination of free-form counterculture rock and mainstream Top 40 pop. Continue reading Chicago
Jethro Tull
Jethro Tull’s 1969 sophomore album Stand Up was a turning point in the band’s history. Continue reading Jethro Tull
Judas Priest
If there is a Judas Priest album that really sounded like it was made in the ’80s, it would be the band’s 10th studio album, 1986’s ‘Turbo.’ Continue reading Judas Priest
The Band
The Last Waltz documented the rich musical history and legacy of this beloved group feted by an all-star cast of musicians Continue reading The Band
Paul McCartney’s Flowers in the Dirt to Be Reissued
For Macca fans, this is something to celebrate about. Continue reading Paul McCartney’s Flowers in the Dirt to Be Reissued
The Human League
The Human League began as an experimental electronic synth group in the late ’70s but ended up- as pop superstars of the Second British Invasion. Continue reading The Human League
Ultimate Painting
The British indie group Ultimate Painting have released their third album, Dusk, in just a span of two years already. Continue reading Ultimate Painting
The Beatles
This new and acclaimed 106-minute documentary, directed by Ron Howard, is unique and different from the other previous ones on the band. Continue reading The Beatles
Bob Dylan
When it comes to the wealth of of Bob Dylan archival recordings in the last couple of years, the fervently and rabidly loyal fans of the bard have been greatly rewarded. Continue reading Bob Dylan
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