Tony Visconti

Without question, the last decade has seen a massive shift in the way we collect music, with an emphasis on the collect – thanks to mp3s, music has become one big all-you-can-eat buffet, devaluing everything from bootlegs to boxed sets while changing the definition of "huge collection" from hundreds of CDs to tens of thousands of binary files. Read More

By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More

Through the 1970s, David Bowie built his legend on a parade of changing persona and shrewd stylistic shifts. Read More

By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More

By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More

By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More

Chances are, if you think of it at all, you think of it as the weakest link in Bowie's so-called 'Berlin Trilogy'; the third part, after Low and "Heroes" , that isn't quite so memorable or influential or icy cool; the one that, if you really think about it, which you tend not to, doesn't actually fit in with its two illustrious forebears at all. Read More

By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More

Weezer is now writing nothing but unabashed pop songs, aiming for nothing but the top of the charts and hoping you'll come along for the ride to multi-platinum glory. Read More

I had just visited with my agent at the famous and now shuttered Cedar Tavern on University Place, where painters and composers and writers once ate and drank. Read More