-Greg’s Take- Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jr.: It’s A Corporate World
With music we are consistently faced with the question “what’s in a name?” Unlike other avenues of life, music asks
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-Clay’s Take- Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jr.: It’s A Corporate World
Have you ever listened to an album and said to yourself: “I swear I have heard this before?” Every time I put on It’s
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Jun
-Clay’s Take- Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters: The Ordeal of Civility
When I put on The Ordeal of Civility by Gary Lucas’ Gods and Monsters for the first time, I immediately asked myself:
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-Greg’s Take– Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters: The Ordeal of Civility
We all have a “Saturday Night Live”-like opinion about our music. We associate ourselves, just as we did with our
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-Clay’s Take- The Black Eyed Peas: The Beginning
The Black Eyed Peas latest release, The Beginning, was suggested by one of our readers who wanted to “share this album
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-Greg’s Take- The Black Eyed Peas: The Beginning
Somewhere someone important wrote something about “certain unalienable rights”. Some may take that as our right to get
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Jun
-Clay’s Take- Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx: We’re New Here
Jazz music was dance music; it came out of the brothels and the cathouses of New Orleans. So when the question of “Is
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-Greg’s Take- Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx: We’re New Here
I’ve long been a fan of deep seeded poetic music. I appreciate sitting down to Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits. The
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Jun
-Greg’s Take- The Strokes: Angles
I’ve dabbled in the first three studio albums by The Strokes here and there. I was quite pleased by what I heard,
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-Clay’s Take- The Strokes: Angles
I had the good fortune of seeing the Strokes in concert in the late summer of 2001. At that point, they were just a
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