When the Music’s Over: One Last Trip With Ray Manzarek
I don't feel like repeating old words and I don't know if there are any new ones to add.
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I don't feel like repeating old words and I don't know if there are any new ones to add.
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After a banner 2012, the singer-songwriter recently cancelled her only scheduled appearance for 2013, at Barcelona's Primavera Sound festival; she also torpedoed a slew of South American tour dates late last year with no signs of rescheduling on the horizon.
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Page 2 doesn't sell papers, and disasters are only "good" news for a while.
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MARK OWEN has played to hundreds of packed stadiums during his two decades in the music business.
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David Bowie 's performance of Starman on Top of the Pops on 6 July 1972 was a pop year zero, which inspired the likes of Ian McCulloch, Gary Kemp and Boy George to start pop careers, and which changed the way some people looked, thought and acted overnight.
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In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book.
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It's very easy to hate Sade, and it has been so ever since the group emerged from London's jazz-club scene in the early 1980s.
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Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs erupted from seemingly nowhere – one minute they were a tiny underground outfit from London making a racket in dimly lit venues, the next they were being touted for success by anyone 'in the know'.
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The Hearing Health Foundation is a national non-profit organization dedicated to curing hearing loss through groundbreaking research while raising awareness about valuable prevention techniques.
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In case you've been living under the dance-music equivalent of a rock these days, Daft Punk's new album is out today.
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New Zealand outfit Fat Freddy's Drop have unveiled the brand new music video for their track 'Clean the House'.
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The Hundredth Anniversary weren't officially on the Great Escape bill anywhere, but being a Brighton band they still found somewhere to play anyway.
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Daft Punk 's Paris studio sits on an ugly, bustling thoroughfare on the south side of town, near a train station and a hospital, behind a green garage door.
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Twenty years ago, I raced back home from Manchester's Piccadilly Records with an eagerly-awaited album in my sweaty paws.
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Anyone familiar with Brighton's bastion of local news, The Argus , and their catalogue of outré headlines (see: 'Mystery Of Restaurant's Exploding Tea Towels', 'Giant Stiletto Found On Beach', and 'Postman Beaten By Lavender Bush') may find an affinity with the 1998 collaborative album of Jad Fair and Yo La Tengo, Strange But True. 'Texas Man Abducted By Aliens For Outer Space Joy Ride', 'Retired Grocer Constructs Tiny Mount Rushmore Entirely of Cheese', and 'Dedicated Thespian Has Teeth Pulled to Play Newborn Baby In High School Play' are just some of the attention-grabbing song titles on an album which showcases the bizarre bent of regional journalism and simultaneously pays heed to the hair-brained humour of one of indie's most riveting insurgents.
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In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book.
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The end of May brings a welcome break from the barrage of patio brunch and festy pics that signal the arrival of spring on Instagram.
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Richard Barone has been many things over the course of his now-thirty year music career : singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, arranger, concert director, teacher, author and frontman, both with Hoboken legends the Bongos and as a solo performer.
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Hello, and welcome to May's edition of Hyperspecific, a monthly (or thereabouts) column bringing together some of the most interesting and exciting new releases within the realm of electronic and dance music.
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The 23-year-old struggled to hold all of her gold statues as she posed for photos at the annual ceremony, which was held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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Discovery at Great Escape isn't what it used to be.
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The week of April 20th marked two significant historical events.
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Day two of Brighton's Great Escape Festival brings more music than you could possibly cram into any day.
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Running a record store on St Mark's Place in the East Village during the 1980s put me in the dead-center middle of an exploding mecca of pop culture.
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Miles Kane played most of new album 'Don't Forget Who You Are' at a tiny Jack Daniel's JD Roots show in Liverpool as part of NME's campaign to find Britain's Best Small Venue in association with Jack Daniel's JD Roots.
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LSXX , the 20th anniversary reissue of The Breeders ' Last Splash , has fans of the '90s alt rock scene stoked.
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Not content with just two bands, Vivian Girls/La Sera singer Katy Goodman has formed Books of Lov e with Hush Sound's Greta Morgan.
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Billed as the "world's first happy divorce record", Oldfolks Home 's Black & Blue is far from being an album borne out of a tiny blip in one man's person struggles.
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The sky above is a fierce, brilliant blue, and the air lip-chappingly dry at Eden Park in Auckland on a Tuesday in late March – the fifth day of the final test between England and New Zealand. 10,000 or so cricket fans have skived off work to watch what was supposed to be a relatively early victory for the home side.
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Approximately 31 years ago, Alison Moyet was thrust into the limelight as one half of Yazoo, and found herself as Vince Clarke's go-to warbler on chart-topping numbers such as 'Only You', 'Don't Go' and 'Nobody's Diary'.
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Before the Internet hype machine became all-encompassing, before album artwork became an incorporeal arrangement of pixels, in the days when people frequently had physical encounters with a record sleeve or a CD case before they'd even heard – or heard of – any of the music contained within, there was a time when album cover art really mattered.
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'Planet Gear' is an irregular feature on DiS, in which we ask musicians to get a bit geeky and talk us through the equipment that makes the 'magic' happen...
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Tomorrow, Lamb of God will kick off a tour with Decapitated, The Acacia Strain, and Anciients (replacing Terror, who had to drop off the trek "due to unforeseen health issues"); it will be the band's first since Randy Blythe was exonerated of manslaughter charges in the Czech Republic earlier this year.
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I have been collecting gear since I started earning a living as a musician from 17 years old.
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Conrad Standish wears a leather cap as a wardrobe staple, has a moustache, a bold personality and a droll sense of humour.
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"I never understood guitar music until 'Girls & Boys' by Blur – and that led into a love for Oasis – though I did not get bands at all when I was growing up (my first record was Glenn Miller's Greatest Hits). I was into electro music, so I was cool at one point. And that was the point. And then my sister bought me Adam & the Ants' 'Prince Charming' but I have never listened to it. I could not understand it. It all changed with Oasis."
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"I never understood guitar music until 'Girls & Boys' by Blur – and that led into a love for Oasis – though I did not get bands at all when I was growing up (my first record was Glenn Miller's Greatest Hits). I was into electro music, so I was cool at one point. And that was the point. And then my sister bought me Adam & the Ants' 'Prince Charming' but I have never listened to it. I could not understand it. It all changed with Oasis."
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Berlin-based band, Abby are getting ready to make their name in the UK with a fantastic debut single and some headline shows next month.
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