ROCK ICON WON'T REST ON JAPANESE SUCCESS It's the morning after his long anticipated New York gig, and Tomoyasu Hotei seems relaxed ...
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Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Interview: Maceo Parker
Saxophonist Maceo Parker brings a funk legacy to Tokyo, Osaka on Japan visit MACEO PARKER will be carrying a heavy load of history on his...
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Interview: Mike Peters, The Alarm
SOMETHING TO DECLARE You only live twice: once when you're born and once when you look death in the face. Basho's Haiku poem may hav...
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Album Review: Kodaline, "Perfect World"
Music Festivals – that’s where the great herd of modernity is given its soul, between the shit, mud, and overpriced beer and peanuts. ...
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Interview: Mike Peters, The Alarm
In July 2014, Colin Liddell did a "phoner" (or "skyper") with Mike Peters, the singer and main songwriter of 1980s...
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VIDEO REVIEW: "EDGEPLAY - A FILM ABOUT THE RUNAWAYS"
On my Facebook page, I humorously remarked about how Lars Von Trier's Melancholia is probably not the celebratory, good time film...
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Revenge Recommends: "Electric Man" by Rival Sons
Great bluesy LED-ZEPPLINesque rock. Don't worry about the rather meaningless lyrics - just some guy getting his "thang" ...
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The True Story of U2’s Shockingly Bad “Songs of Innocence” Cover Image
You will have heard by now that U2’s latest album was forced on the public by being made a compulsory download on iTunes, and that it s...
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New Release: "Doom Philosophy" by Sorrow's Path
Most metal is in too much of a hurry to get where it's going, which can make it a bit irritating. Not so doom metal, which is what it is...
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Song by Song: "The Joshua Tree" by U2
The Joshua Tree was U2's most important album. It marks the point at which they became a global brand as big as The Beatles or The...
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