Culture warriors at The New York Times are again. Now, they’ve set their sights on one of America’s greatest contributions: classic rock. Opinion writer Jennifer Finney Boylan said classic rock was not “just” or “inclusive” and as such should be given up, writing: “I want to live in a worldRead More →
Are you interested in concerts and crafts? The Herald-Times has you covered this weekend. Several performances, from timeless classics to new favorites, will be staged this weekend and early next for those who fancy some live music. Harpists and jazz musicians plan to light up Bloomington while Three Dog NightRead More →
Winner, lose © (Graeme Jennings / Washington Examiner) YOUNGKIN-109.JPG United States today preleased a report on November 3 announcing “historic firsts” for candidates of color in the November 2 election. Loading error The words “Winsome” and “Sears” are particularly missing from the original version of the article. “As the pollsRead More →
Joining a classic rock band was a daunting task for Adam Lambert – Hollywood Outbreak (Christopher Willard / ABC) -ADAM LAMBERT Adam lambert met Queen’s for the first time Brian may and Roger taylor when he was a candidate American Idol in 2009, and the two veteran musicians made anRead More →
Winner, lose United States today preleased a report on November 3 announcing “historic firsts” for candidates of color in the November 2 election. The words “Winsome” and “Sears” are particularly missing from the original version of the article. “As the polls closed on Tuesday night, states across the country sawRead More →
Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands have announced that they will be broadcasting an exclusive live performance with Louder on November 18 at 7:00 p.m. GMT / 2:00 p.m. EST. The hour-long concert will be held on all associated Louder channels including Prog, Classic Rock and Metal hammer. The live-producedRead More →
Chennai: I was 13 years old. I ate a bowl of Alpha-Bits cereal. It came on the radio, and my sister – only a year older but centuries cooler – said to me, “This is the best song ever.” It’s impossible for me to hear this song now without thinkingRead More →
Fancy concerts and crafts? The Herald-Times has you covered this weekend. Several performances, from timeless classics to new favorites, will be staged this weekend and early next for those who fancy some live music. Harpists and jazz musicians plan to light up Bloomington while Three Dog Night takes place inRead More →
A long, long time ago, I still remember how much that music made me smile. “American Pie,” the defining ballad of Don McLean’s generation, was released on vinyl 50 years ago in October. The first time I heard it, I was with my sister in our kitchen. I was 13Read More →
Radiohead in 1997Photo: Jim Steinfeldt / Michael Ochs Archives (Getty Images) Kid A Mnesia, the forthcoming reissue of Radiohead’s iconic fourth and fifth albums (Child A and Amnesiac, natch), also contains a third disc compiling material unearthed from these original recording sessions. And while the debut single “If You SayRead More →