Added on July 16, 2015
Wallace Wylie
Aaliyah , Abba , Beyonce , Bob Stanley , Bobby Brown , David Bowie , David Letterman , Gamble and Huff , Ginuwine , Glastonbury , Hall and Oates , James Murphy , Jay Z , Justin Timberlake , Kelis , Kim Kardashian , Lady Gaga , LCD Soundsystem , Liam Gallagher , Max Martin , Michael Jackson , Miley Cyrus , Missy Elliot , Neil Kulkarni , Oasis , Pharrell , Pitchfork , Prince , Public Enemy , racism , Ricky Gervais , Rihanna , Serena Williams , Simply Red , Slade , St. Etienne , Stevie Wonder , T.Rex , Taylor Swift , The Beatles , The Jam , The Office , The Smiths , The Stone Roses , Tiger Woods , Timbaland , Westlife
Many years ago, a great schism occurred in the history of popular music. As amps got louder and concerts got bigger, new groups responded by creating a heavier kind of music that relied on sheer sonic power as opposed to the lighter sounds of early sixties pop. Rock music broke away from pop and in […]
Added on April 9, 2012
Scott Creney
Adele , Alabama Shakes , Black Crowes , Blur , Boys & Girls , Detroit Cobras , Janis Joplin , Life and How to Live It , Life Magazine , Otis Redding , Sam Cooke , Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings , Stevie Nicks , Stevie Wonder , tina turner , Wilson Philips , Wilson Pickett
Hey, I’m a modern guy. I can dig that art in the 21st Century is all about collage and recontextualization. But as collage artists, Alabama Shakes are essentially just ripping a page out of a 1967 issue of Life magazine and showing to us. Actually, that’s giving them too much credit. Life magazine wrote about the world, Alabama Shakes just writes about Alabama Shakes.
Added on September 27, 2011
Laura Witkowski
Bollywood , Bollywood Ear Candy , Europe , Hindi , I Just Called To Say I Love You , India , Laura Witkowski , Mere Rang Mein , Salman Khan , Simon & Garfunkel , Stevie Wonder , The Final Countdown , The Sound Of Silence
I seriously challenge you to show me something more romantic.
Added on April 5, 2011
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Amanda Palmer , Andrew McMillen , Brisbane , Carol King , Cheap Trick , Coldplay , copyright , First Three No Flash rule , Foo Fighters , KISS , live photography , Muse , Music Photography , Not A Photo Opportunity , Peter Hook , Queens Of The Stone Age , Rammstein , Stevie Wonder , Stone Temple Pilots , The Cult , The Hold Steady , The New Pornographers , The Vine , The Zoo , Tony Mott , Tool
Once there was no “three songs, no flash” rule, now it’s industry standard in all but the small, local shows. Once there were no releases. Once there were no copyright-grabbing contracts.
