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Jumping The Shark: Music Edition

Jumping the musical shark” is a colloquialism used by music critics and fans to denote that point in a rock band’s history where they “lose the plot” and veer off into ridiculous or… Read More →

Fun Rock And Roll Facts, Vol. IV: RUSH

Did you know…   …that Alex Lifeson tried to get Donald Duck comics banned from Canadian soil because he was offended that he(Donald, not Alex) doesn’t wear pants?   …that singer/bass player/keyboardist Geddy… Read More →

Top 5 Albums of the ’00′s

  Is nothing original anymore? Was it ever? Or am I just turning into an aging hipster, the old curmudgeon that stubbornly states that the music of his generation was the only music… Read More →

Match Game

If Stereolab… …had been around in the 60′s, they so could’ve done the soundtrack to The Party. And just because I’ve been on a Stereolab and Peter Sellers kick this week, here’s one… Read More →

The Independent Order Of The Terminally Odd

  I like odd. I always have, especially when it comes to my music. Weird, ethereal, otherworldly, creative, left of center music that constantly challenges the very definition of what I consider art.… Read More →

Top 5 Albums Of The 1990′s

Well here we are already, The 90’s, a key decade in my musical evolution. It was the decade where I discovered the joys of modern electronic music, but especially that psychedelic hybrid of… Read More →

An Englishman In New York

In honor of Thom G, who is relocating (has relocated?) to New Yawk City, and who often posts videos on his estimable blog Surface Tension, I give you one of the weirdly compelling… Read More →

Top 5 Albums Of The 1980′s

This little “test” of mine just keeps getting harder and harder. Each decade gets me closer to my formative teen years when music had a real impact. Like it or not I grew… Read More →

Top 5 Albums Of The 1970′s

Ah, the 1970′s. Punk, metal, skinny ties, CBGB’s, disco, prog. About as different from the 60′s as it could be. Or was it? Queen, A Night At The Opera: It starts out with a… Read More →