I know that I just did one of these, but I had the chance to listen to a bunch of new albums this week and didn't want the list to get too long. Plus it's Sunday night so who cares. How about in this thread,...
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Unless you're The Muppets, this is a song that cannot be duplicated in a studio. WE'LL DO IT LIVE! In 1975 Queen released one of the weirdest songs of all.
I want to bring up a comment about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame from the last music thread, all the way back in late July. The RnR Hall.
A moderate hit in Europe became a monster when American teens found it in art film soundtrack. I was not a teenager in the 90's, but I was alive in the 90's desperately wanting to be a teenager. Somebody we knew at school would have...
An American anti-racist rap anthem lives on in punk, trip hop, and Brazilian death metal In 1989 rap group Public Enemy released a protest song about the treatment of blacks.
This is the grave of Jackie McLean. Born in 1931 in Harlem to a jazz family, McLean became one of the premier alto saxophone players of his time. Knowing people.
The story of a cover song from 1983 featured in a 2001 cult film that keeps being put into trailers in the 2010's. Earlier, I put out a notice to other LGM bloggers asking for song requests for Flashback Friday. Shakezula answered the call and...
Featuring Shirtless Patrick Swayze, Sam Cooke, Elvis, and a Swede. "Unchained Melody" is one of those songs where the cover became more famous than the original. It first appeared on.
Been a good long time since I have done one of these. Rolling Stone released a list of the top 100 country artists of all time. Please feel free to.
This week I'm taking us back to another "sexy" song that has endured since the early 90's. This time from every teenage boy's favorite rock band before circa 2003: Nine Inch Nails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTFwQP86BRs I actually hated "Closer" as a teen. Something about the way all...
Normally, I would save this for one of my occasional Saturday night music posts, but this is worth a stand alone conversation. Usually, when someone tries.
Not long ago I did a Flashback Friday post for Chris Cornell who committed suicide at the too young age of 52. This week Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin.