Longtime readers of this blog will know that I’m a big Counting Crows fan. I had the pleasure of having an extensive conversation with Adam Duritz last summer, which you can read in two parts, here and here. More recently, Jeff Giles and I spoke with Adam last week for a conversation intended for our […]
Tag: Good Watch
History Of The Eagles – Story Of An American Band
2013 finds the Eagles celebrating 42 years as a band (with a lengthy “vacation” break representing a good chunk of those years, of course) and they’ll do it in style with a tour and two-part documentary which will premiere on Showtime on February 15 and February 16. History of the Eagles – Story of an […]
Contest: Free Pair Of Passes To See ‘For The Love Of Music’
A new documentary exploring the roots of the Cambridge folk music scene and Club 47, the legendary Harvard Square coffeehouse, recently screened to rave reviews in front of a sold out crowd at the Boston International Film Festival. Now, For The Love Of Music: The Club 47 Folk Revival will come home for a special […]
Genesis: Come Rain Or Shine
I just watched Come Rain or Shine, the Genesis film that documents the preparatory process as the band and their crew worked to get ready for the first Genesis tour in 15 years. The film has been showing recently on VH-1 Classic (and apparently, you can also watch it on Hulu – see below) and […]
Random Youtube: Richard Marx – A career rewind
The other day in the office, we discovered with horror that a couple of our younger co-workers were unfamiliar with “No Reply At All” by Genesis. This is hardly a new thing – a few years ago, I went to see Howard Jones with a friend and her boyfriend and at the conclusion, we walked […]
Remembering George Harrison
Long-Term Effects of Prescription Weight Loss Drugs Impact on long-term weight management goals Prescription weight loss drugs can have a significant impact on long-term weight management goals. These medications are designed to help individuals lose weight and maintain a healthier body mass index (BMI) over an extended period. By suppressing appetite, increasing metabolism, or altering […]
Calendar Alert: Wrecking Crew Documentary Screening at The Rock Hall
[Note: There are now two Cleveland area screenings scheduled for The Wrecking Crew. The first one will be on Friday, 3/4 at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The original post has been updated with information regarding an additional screening on Saturday, March 5th at Tri-C. Information on both screenings follows below.] If you […]
Video Rarities: Chicago at Budokan, 1972
Growing up, Chicago was one of my favorite bands and I came into their discography at an interesting point, since Chicago 17 was the first album that fell onto my radar. I hadn’t quite learned that longtime fans were rabidly cursing Chicago and David Foster for every minute of both 16 and 17….and what do […]
Random Youtube: Whitesnake – Love Will Set You Free
Arguably, Whitesnake made some of the most kick ass videos during the ’80s. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Cryptkeeper, er, David Coverdale is back to let you know that “Love Will Set You Free.” The track comes off of the band’s new album Forevermore, which will be in stores on March 29th. With […]
Random Youtube: Bryan Ferry – You Can Dance
Thanks to our pals at Slicing Up Eyeballs for alerting us to Bryan Ferry’s Thursday night performance on the Letterman show. I wondered if he might have performed my favorite track from Olympia and indeed he did. “You Can Dance” was neck and neck with Duran Duran’s “All You Need Is Now” on my list […]