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Muse: Edie Sedgwick
Although this girl seemed to have no visible talent apart from picking fabulous outfits and taking enough drugs to put a baby hippo into a coma, Edie Sedgwick had a huge influence on musicians in the ’60s, as well as today.
Edie Sedgwick was most known for being one of Andy Warhol’s superstars. In the ’60s, bean-can-painter Warhol ‘collected’ people and gave them leading roles in his art movies.…
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Pairing: The Who and Sixpoint beers The Who are one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Formed in London in 1964, they had many classic hits during the 1960s and went on to pioneer the rock opera genre with such albums as and .
Photographing Rebellion Festival 2018
Photographing Rebellion Festival 2018
It was too hot, too sweaty and too stuffy to do anything last weekend, but England’s punk scene still made their way to the annual Rebellion Festival. With hair spiked and Doc Martins laced up, many punk music fans packed out Winter Gardens, Blackpool.
Photographer Paul Martin was on hand to capture all the leather-studded action including a cheeky proposal (she said yes!). See the gallery above…
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Book Review: Reinventing Pink Floyd by Bill Kopp
Book Review: Reinventing Pink Floyd by Bill Kopp
This book aims to educate US music fans about Pink Floyd’s albums prior to Dark Side of the Moon.
The Floyd were formed in London in 1965 and released their first album, Piper at the Gates of Dawn the following year. Their debut pioneering work of space rock/psychedelia reached No. 6 in the UK album charts. Their subsequent LPs: Saucerful of Secrets, More, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle and
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Does Music Censorship Belong In The Modern Age?
Does Music Censorship Belong In The Modern Age?
The question of when controlling what people take in surpasses censorship and becomes an intrusion on one’s free speech has long been a matter of debates.
As mediums have changed, however, so has the severity of censorship; during the age of literature, it was easy to censor books, for example, as they would just be taken out of circulation. But in the digital age where we currently reside,…
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The Best Records Of The June 1968 Charts
The Best Records Of The June 1968 Charts
This June 1968 album chart can roughly be divided into three categories: easy listening; R & B and Rock. Pop artists still tended to concentrate on singles and by 1970 there was a clear-cut division between rock musicians who only released albums and pop singers who mainly focused on singles.
There’s no problem picking out 10 albums from the class of ’68 to add to a classic rock record…
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Pairing: Jimi Hendrix and Lagunitas The Waldos’ Special Ale
Pairing: Jimi Hendrix and Lagunitas The Waldos’ Special Ale
Jimi Hendrix exploded onto the British music scene in 1966 with his rendition of ‘Hey Joe’ which climbed to No 6 in the UK singles charts. Not bad for a previously unknown American musician. During his short career, Hendrix only released three studio albums: Are You Experienced; Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland. He had served a long apprenticeship in the USA as a backing musician for…
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The Best Records Of The May 1978 Charts
The Best Records Of The May 1978 Charts
May 1978; a time when rock was king, but music was begining to change.
With the benefit of hindsight, one can detect the beginning of the end of the classic rock era occurring sometime towards the end of the 1970s. The album charts of May 1978 were nothing if not eclectic. They featured many different genres of music including disco, reggae, pop, easy listening and even some rock music.
In the…
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How To Start A 60s & 70s Record Collection
How To Start A 60s & 70s Record Collection
iTunes looks unsteady and CDs are pretty much dead. But vinyl is making a welcome return with a 26.8% increase in sales year after year. And with the launch of HD Vinyl, it doesn’t look like things are slowing down. Although more contemporary artists like Liam Gallagher and Amy Winehouse reign over the physical album charts, a lot more people are looking for the older classics. But where does one…
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Pink Floyd's Drummer Has Formed A New Band
Pink Floyd’s Drummer Has Formed A New Band
Drummer Nick Mason is forming a new band to play Pink Floyd’s earlier work.
The band is called Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets, named after Floyd’s second album with the same name. The lineup includes Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp, The Blockhead’s Lee Harris and Roger Water’s replacement bassist Guy Pratt. Composer Dom Beken, who worked with the late keyboardist Rick Wright, is also being taken…
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Are Drugs Still Part Of The Festival Experience?
Are Drugs Still Part Of The Festival Experience?
Ever since the ’60s, festivals have been infamously linked to drug taking from the carefree days of Woodstock to the farms of Glastonbury. But do people still take drugs at festivals and are they still an important part of the experience?
One website TickPicktook it upon themselves to discover if taking drugs are still part of the festival experience. They surveyed over 1000 people at a number of…
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Sex, Drugs and Rock n’ Roll and… Hotels?
Sex, Drugs and Rock n’ Roll and… Hotels?
There’s a curious relationship between Rock music and hotels, isn’t there? Quite why this should be is slightly unclear. If you think about it, a hotel is a slightly weird sort of a place anyway: paradoxically it’s both extremely hospitable and eerily inhospitable, false and soulless. You’ve got the long empty corridors, the perfunctory smiles and salutations of the staff, the constant flow of…
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Brian Downey's Alive & Dangerous Announce Tour
Brian Downey’s Alive & Dangerous Announce Tour
Brian Downey’s new Thin Lizzy band is hitting the road again for the 40th anniversary of Live And Dangerous.
Due to the success of their previous dates, the band have announced a Live and Dangerous tour in the UK this September and October. They’ll be performing Thin Lizzy’s Live & Dangerous in its entirety. This is one of the most popular live albums of the ’70s.
Brian Downey says, “We will be…
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High Definition Vinyl Is Coming
High Definition Vinyl Is Coming
Yes. High Definition Vinyl is now a thing. This new style of vinyl record will still play on normal record players and will have 30 percent more playing time.
A European patent filingdescribed a vinyl record that will have higher audio fidelity, longer playing times and louder volume than standard records. The CEO of Rebeat Innovation received $4.8 million in funding for the initiative and…
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The Damned - Evil Spirits
The Damned – Evil Spirits
The Damned are dead. Well… that’s what people have been saying. When a band hasn’t released any new material for over a decade and begin touring for their anniversary, it’s easy to believe that this is the end. The Damned’s last album So, Who’s Paranoid? was their tenth release and admittedly that’s a nice even number to bow out on. But, thankfully, The Damned aren’t done.
Evil Spiritsenabled The…
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Frey’s Son Steps in to Honor the Eagles’ Legendary Front Man
Frey’s Son Steps in to Honor the Eagles’ Legendary Front Man
The Eagles have kicked off their North American tour — An Evening with the Eagles, their first lengthy set of performance dates since 2016 — with a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Glenn Frey. The late front man’s son, Deacon Frey, has stepped up to take over vocal duties on songs such as “Take it Easy,” “How Long,” and “Already Gone.” Deacon was also supported by frequent Eagles collaborator…
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Yellow Submarine Is Returning To The Cinemas
Yellow Submarine Is Returning To The Cinemas
To celebrate 50 years of The Beatles’ Yellow Submarine, the psychedelic animated movie is returning to cinemas.
The Beatles’ acid-trip-style animation movie Yellow Submarineis heading to cinemas this summer with a few modern improvements. It has been fully restored to 4k digital resolution by hand, frame by frame, to preserve the films original artwork. Plus, the soundtrack and score has been…
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