Dancing To the Beat of the Living Dead: The Stooges’ Raw Power at 50

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By Matt Mitchell, Paste Magazine | After The Velvet Underground & Nico and Marquee Moon, the Stooges’... Read More → Dancing To the Beat of the Living Dead: The Stooges’ Raw Power at 50

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How Rahsaan Roland Kirk Shook Up The Ed Sullivan Show

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Photo: Rahsaan Roland Kirk | By Charles Waring, Yahoo/uDiscover Music | No one expected The Ed Sullivan Show... Read More → How Rahsaan Roland Kirk Shook Up The Ed Sullivan Show

Behind the Meaning of “The Girl is Mine” by Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney

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Photo: Michael Jackson | By Jacob Uitti, American Songwriter | The names. The feud. The money. The legacy.... Read More → Behind the Meaning of “The Girl is Mine” by Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney

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The Night Nirvana Changed Everything

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Photo: Kurt Cobain | By Nabil Ayers, Rolling Stone | When I saw Nirvana’s first performance of... Read More → The Night Nirvana Changed Everything

‘He Could Do Anything’: Glen Campbell Remembered By His Closest Friends

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By Paul Sexton, U Discover Music | Friends and colleagues of the late and great Glen Campbell have been... Read More → ‘He Could Do Anything’: Glen Campbell Remembered By His Closest Friends

The Future of Classic Rock Tours: One or Two Surviving Members…or None?

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Photo: Trouble No Moare Appearing Jan.6th at the Boulder Theater By David Browne, Rolling Stone | In the last... Read More → The Future of Classic Rock Tours: One or Two Surviving Members…or None?

Why Do We Love the Music We Love?

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By Isaac Schultz, Gizmodo | If you’ve ever made a playlist—for yourself or someone else—you’ve done... Read More → Why Do We Love the Music We Love?

Slaves to the Rhythm: Rats Can’t Resist a Good Beat, Researchers Say

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By Hannah Devlin, | Music makes you lose control, Missy Elliott once sang on a hit that is almost impossible... Read More → Slaves to the Rhythm: Rats Can’t Resist a Good Beat, Researchers Say

The Case for Listening to Complete Discographies

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By Colin Marshall, New Yorker | Earlier this year, the critic and historian Ted Gioia published an essay... Read More → The Case for Listening to Complete Discographies

Don’t Trash Your Old Phone—Give It a Second Life

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By Kaitlyn Tiffany, The Atlantic | The original iPhone SE is a great little phone, and I love it. It has a... Read More → Don’t Trash Your Old Phone—Give It a Second Life

He Played With Dylan, Clapton and Lennon: The Unsung Genius of Guitarist Jesse Ed Davis

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Photo: Jesse Ed Davis album cover | By Jim Farber, The Guardian / Yahoo | Three-quarters of the way through... Read More → He Played With Dylan, Clapton and Lennon: The Unsung Genius of Guitarist Jesse Ed Davis

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Bring That Beat Back: Why Are People in Their 30s Giving Up On Music?

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By Daniel Dylan Wray, The Guardian | It would have been unimaginable in our 20s, but these days more and more... Read More → Bring That Beat Back: Why Are People in Their 30s Giving Up On Music?

This Summer Marks the Twilight of Classic Rock

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Photo: Paul McCartney & Mick Jagger | Analysis by Brandon Griggs, CNN | Music fans around the world held... Read More → This Summer Marks the Twilight of Classic Rock

Rethinking Concert Safety

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By Kira Leadholm, Chicago Reader | Police and security are meant to keep concertgoers safe, but what happens... Read More → Rethinking Concert Safety

‘Odds are against you’: The Problem With the Music Streaming Boom

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The Guardian | As dust from the gold rush settles, big record companies and elite artists emerge firmly on... Read More → ‘Odds are against you’: The Problem With the Music Streaming Boom

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