Iggy Pop interview: “Punk has to have a sense of hopelessness about it”
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The Book of Prince | The New Yorker
In the portico of the Country Inn, he put the car in park. “I’ve never seen race, in a certain way—I’ve tried to be nice to everyone,” he said. He seemed to think that too few of his white contemporaries had the same open-mindedness, even as they fêted him for it. When it came time…
The coming death of just about every rock legend
Actually this is a bullshit article but well worth reading for the perspective it provides or should I say POV. Like all monumental acts of creativity, the artists were driven by an aspiration to transcend their own finitude, to create something of lasting value, something enduring that would live beyond those who created it. Source:…
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Stream The 1975’s New Single ‘People’ From ‘Notes On A Conditional Form’ : NPR
“Stop fucking with the kids!!!!!!!” Source: Stream The 1975’s New Single ‘People’ From ‘Notes On A Conditional Form’ : NPR
Iggy Pop | Live at Sydney Opera House – 17, April 2019
“Thank you Sydneyians”
Sleater-Kinney Return to Their Roots as a Duo on ‘The Center Won’t Hold’
More from Portland OR. Also with Annie Clark, aka St Vincent. Source: Sleater-Kinney Return to Their Roots as a Duo on ‘The Center Won’t Hold’
Joe Walsh on the music industry
Cage the Elephant, Beck’s Tour: Photos From the Road – Rolling Stone
I helped set up this show along with 50 other Stage Hands at Budweiser Stage in Toronto. It was the morning the truss fell off the forklift onto my shoulder. Wish I could have afforded to see the show. I like both bands a lot. Note: this is a link to a slide show. Source:…
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8 punk bands who rocked the ’70s scene alongside the Ramones
Play all of these in succession and you will know what 1977 was like 1. Television 2. Patti Smith Group 3. Richard Hell And The Voidoids 4. Johnny Thunders And The Heartbreakers 5. Blondie 6. The Dictators 7. Dead Boys 8. The Cramps Source: 8 punk bands who rocked the ’70s scene alongside the Ramones