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Chris Cornell 01: His Accidental Suicide Makes Sense Now, But Doesn’t Make It Easier

Chris Cornell 01: His Accidental Suicide Makes Sense Now, But Doesn’t Make It Easier

May 22, 2017May 23, 2017
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It’s been several days now and I still haven’t been able to wrap my head around Chris Cornell’s death.  I find it hard to accept, it doesn’t seem to make sense.  At least c... Read More
New Age Music Industry: You Kill What You Don’t Understand and Prop Up the Remains to Sell Product

New Age Music Industry: You Kill What You Don’t Understand and Prop Up the Remains to Sell Product

February 27, 2017
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Ahh, New Age music.  You don’t know what it is but you know it when you hear it. . . at least you think you do.  A lot of the music labeled as such existed before the title came up.  If som... Read More
Split Enz 01: What’s the Matter with You?

Split Enz 01: What’s the Matter with You?

February 22, 2017
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No one likes the idiot that walks up to you and says, “Cheer up!”  As if that would do anything positive!  You may think, “What is this?  A marching order?” just before the ... Read More
Bauhaus 01: All We Ever Wanted Was Everything

Bauhaus 01: All We Ever Wanted Was Everything

February 15, 2017February 15, 2017
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Bauhaus was an especially dark band with a view towards spontaneity.  In fact, the album, The Sky’s Gone Out, has been said to be mostly improvisation.  One track in particular has been a con... Read More
New Year: Looking Backward and Forward: David Bowie, Prince, Paul Kantner, Viola Beach, a List and Donald Trump

New Year: Looking Backward and Forward: David Bowie, Prince, Paul Kantner, Viola Beach, a List and Donald Trump

January 17, 2017
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Long title, I know . . . .  Now that we’re a couple weeks into the new year, I think it’s a better time to get perspective.  Every new year, in my opinion, should be an opportunity to no... Read More
PiL01:  Public Image, It’s Not a Game of Monopoly

PiL01: Public Image, It’s Not a Game of Monopoly

December 29, 2016January 1, 2017
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No one could possibly break with their musical past as well as John Lydon.  After being left broke in America, legally bound up, harassed by the police and totally turned off to the whole Punk moveme... Read More
Keith Richards, Syd Barrett, Legendary Pink Dots, John Lennon, Yoko Ono: The Song Visits You.

Keith Richards, Syd Barrett, Legendary Pink Dots, John Lennon, Yoko Ono: The Song Visits You.

December 26, 2016December 26, 2016
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Keith Richards:  Nobody writes a song.  It visits you and you pay it homage. Interviewer: You wrote “Satisfaction” in one go, didn’t you? Keith Richards: Yeah.  That was humbling.... Read More
Apolcolyptic, Angry and Depressing Music Can Be As Important As Uplifting and OptimisticMusic

Apolcolyptic, Angry and Depressing Music Can Be As Important As Uplifting and OptimisticMusic

October 31, 2016
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It’s one of those moments when irony steps up and slaps you in the face.  It’s one of those moments when you smirk and say this is absurd.  Every day I make people laugh.   It doesn... Read More
An Exploration of Musical Acceptance

An Exploration of Musical Acceptance

October 24, 2016October 24, 2016
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Music is a funny thing.  It’s material but yet it’s not.  It’s subjective but is good music just what you like?  What makes something move you so deeply it’s absurd?  The ... Read More
Legendary Pink Dots 01: A Word for the Uninitiated

Legendary Pink Dots 01: A Word for the Uninitiated

October 3, 2016October 3, 2016
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The Legendary Pink Dots have been one of my favourite bands for quite a while.  I have read and listened to many interviews with them along with a fair number of articles (read, not listened to, of c... Read More

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