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Learning Songwriting with Brian Eno
"It all feeds you."
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"It all feeds you."
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side two. song four.
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Staying alive with the MC5
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In December of 2003, Bruce Springsteen once again returned to fabulous Convention Hall in beautiful Asbury Park, NJ for what had become a semi-regular tradition of benefit Christmas shows in his adopted hometown. Joining him were the Max Weinberg 7, the Alliance Singers, Steve Van Zandt, Nils Lofgren, Southside Johnny,
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The area forecasts for the next 24 hours.
Patti Smith
She reminds us that 2014 is the Year of the Horse and we need to work and be free and be healthy and strong.
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I figured it would also be interesting to write about other things with words.
This thing has a heart.
The Rock Hall matters because it matters, but they have got to do better.
This film is not boring.
Catching Fire, the new film about the life of Anita Pallenberg, begins with Anita’s own words: “I’ve been called a witch, a slut, a murderer.”
rock and roll reviews, writing, analysis, history & criticism from Caryn Rose
This thing has a heart.
Disney+, the channel for normies to get access to Beatles rarities, is at it again.
The other day, I was driving somewhere and listening to Little Steven’s show on Underground Garage. He was talking about Brian Jones’ death, and I appreciated that he actually said the words “murder” and offered his opinions on who was behind this unfortunate occurrence. I was listening to him
“LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MR. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN"
Rough fuckin' week in America / I wanna throw my haircut against that wall
Let’s put our heads together/and start a new country up.
Who we are, what we'll do and what we won't.
What Road Diary does particularly well is unpack how Springsteen works his magic.
What’s unique is that Heartbreakers Beach Party gets to exist in a vacuum.
The Rock Hall matters because it matters, but they have got to do better.
"While I do not intend to take such radical steps such as boycotting the Hullabaloo, I will never again spend $2.50 to see these guys."
Big Star remains the mythical beast it was when I first heard about them in the 80s, and rightly so.