LIVE REPORT: Rush
I've been a Rush fan since the release of Permanent Waves on January 1 1980.
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I've been a Rush fan since the release of Permanent Waves on January 1 1980.
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This past Saturday and Sunday, I made my way to the latest installment of my favorite local festival, the 10th annual McDowell Mountain Music Festival , this year taking place for the first time at Margaret T. Hance Park in downtown Phoenix.
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Les Claypool is truly a singular artist.
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"I've always been a huge Alter Bridge fan and on the 2007 Van Halen tour we happened to be in the same city, so I went to go see them play and we met for the first time. We got along really well and kept in touch after that. I'm honored to be in his band now. Mark [Tremonti] is still one of my guitar idols," Wolfgang Van Halen tells Noisecreep.
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Drummer Mike Clark, perhaps best known for his work with and without Herbie Hancock as a member of the Headhunters, is part of a new band now — the dazzlingly improvisational Wolff and Clark Expedition, with longtime friend Michael Wolff.
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Despite oft-overlapping acts, massive music festivals have a tendency to always reflect their surroundings.
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Now, rap and metal had certainly met before Limp Bizkit 's seminal 1997 debut, Three Dollar Bill, Y'All$.
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Calling all bassists and musically-inclined gamers.
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Look up punk jazz in the dictionary and next to it you'll find a picture of its patron saint Mike Dillon.
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This sign is both triumph and tragedy: a celebration of a local band receiving deserved cultural significance and a public tombstone to an artist who dared front a band called Morphine.
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My first-ever music festival had one of those absolutely bizarre and random lineups that could've only existed at a mid-'90s alt-rock radio-station fest.
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With the opening of the Barclays Center (follow @BrooklynVegan on Twitter for some scenes from the chaos), both New York and Time Out ponder the changing landscape of Brooklyn in this week's issues.
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Friends and anonymous commenters alike can come away from reading the Quietus with a slightly skewed impression of what my own personal taste in music is like, or what the combined taste in music Luke Turner, Rory Gibb and I have is like.
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If you had to go away for awhile and you could only take five of your favorite albums with you, which ones would you choose?
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These guys and gal may make a faintly ridiculous impression with the band name and the title of this EP but listen to it for a few minutes and you will begin to understand that they are smart, hot and play some awesome music.
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One year ago one of the coolest places on the planet was struck by a devastating earthquake and an even worse tsunami.
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Hank3 , the son of Hank Williams, Jr. and the grandson of Hank Williams , has country music in his DNA.
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Adrian Belew released solo material in four separate installments through 2007, beginning with Side One. Yummy, it is.
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Although Primus got their start in the Bay Area music scene, circa 1984, bassist and band leader Les Claypool is, by now, firmly entrenched in Sonom, two counties north of San Francisco.
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Every year year, MetalSucks asks musicians from across the vast spectrum of the metalsphere (or, in a few cases, the almost-metalsphere) what their favorite albums of the year have been.
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From Pearl Jam to candy ravers, the 1990s are, as Austin Powers would say, back baby, yeah.
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"With my coat and my hat/I say goodbye to all that," snarls Tom Waits on "Chicago," hopping a train rhythm of horns, harmonica, banjo and electric guitars.
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(The Associated Press) Tom Waits' first album of new music in seven years is a satisfying treat spanning his various sounds and styles.
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Pearl Jam, Columbia Records/SONY Music Entertainment and IMDb (www.imdb.com)--the world's most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content--today announced that "Not For You," a full-length, never-before-seen music video directed by Cameron Crowe, featuring live, archival performances and behind-the-scenes footage of the band, is world premiering today exclusively on IMDb.com and IMDb's mobile apps.
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Primus ' quirky blend of popping bass, atonal guitar and odd time signatures has impressed critics since day one, garnering the three-piece mainstream success in the early '90s -- this despite the fact frontman Les Claypool 's southern-fried storytelling (see 'Sailing the Seas of Cheese' and 'Pork Soda') relegated Primus to the dorms of adolescent humour.
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When Primus called it quits more than a decade ago, the music world lost perhaps one of the weirdest bands of the alternative era.
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Now that the remembrance is over, let's pay our respects to some new music.
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Damn. After a few slow weeks of new releases, we have a ton of new stuff coming out this week, including new stuff from Anthrax, Dream Theater, Wolves in the Throne Room, Haste the Day, Vader, Primus and my personal favorite, Elks, plus many more.
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With his own new label, Hank3 Records, and the sense that he has thrown off the chains that have been holding him back, Shelton Hank Williams III, aka Hank 3, is coming out swinging with the release of four records on September 6th.
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The job of a music weblog takes many forms: fair and unbiased critiques of albums in all genres, prompt news feeds that deliver the latest info to your web browser, relatable commentary on anything involving the entertainment industry as a whole, a biting wit, and a knack for concert/festival storytelling.
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