Success in the UK… but crickets in the US? Across-the-pond record charts can often display a huge disparity. Our own JJ Live At Leeds presents the first of two reports on the oddest “Shoulda Been” bands from Britain
“This is esoteric writing at its best! But being esoteric, its brilliance hides in plain sight…”
Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with Episode Three of his series, “Question Mark”
Frustrated by inferior hit-record collections that disappoint? The tired ballads… the “not-really” hits… the unknown artists…
There’s Just Got To Be A Better Way! And Contributing Author Chuck Small has the solution…But Wait! There’s More
Our resident cinema analyst and Contributing Author cappiethedog is back, with the first of a new series that will examine four legendary works from a true visionary
It’s Contributing Author and muckraker thegue, who’s back with a tale of defiance, student loyalty, and, naturally, the power of interpretive dance
Our good friend and dependable UK correspondent JJ Live At Leeds is back with a resident’s perspective about what the passing of The Queen means to his countrymen
Some will call it synchronicity. Some will call it fate. Most others will just wonder why I wrote this bit. Actually, I had something else planned.
But at the last minute
Break out the loungewear, and warm up the turntable: It’s time to relax with the smooth and sultry sounds of Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois as he presents Episode 5 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the Nair reference
“Why all the cryptic details, and what do they mean for the story?”
Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back for Episode Two of his series, “Question Mark”
Is it for soup? Or just the pure love of the game? No matter – we can all agree: Contributing Author Chuck Small totally deserves a re-rack.
Barenaked Ladies is NOT the same as those other bands. And "Common People" is one of the top 10 songs…
It appears to be an alternate image of what I was originally looking for. Unfortunately, it’s a real thing:
I could never think of the Rembrandts as one-hit wonders. Not only is "Just the Way It Is Baby" (their…
Depending on how you define "Black music," that still fits, as Maxine Nightingale is Black.
There was absolutely no logical reason for William Shatner's version to be good. And then for it to not only…