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The majority of Sonic Youth fans find the unusual pairing a bit ironic, but mostly rather tragic. This, despite the fact that those who helped choose the songs are very much among the anti-corporation dogma, including Beck, Eddie Vedder and Radiohead. The same cannot be said for Portia di Rossi. ... read more |
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Roger Waters kicked off this years summer festival season with Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety. Sonic Youth graced 2007 will a complete live rendition of Daydream Nation. Hell, the Gorillaz made an entire tour out of Demon Days from start to finish ... read more |
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The Straight Edge(s) quit drinking, stopped smoking, and waited until marriage to have sexual relations. They also sneered at all those who took alternative paths, judgementally searing a Scarlet Letter on the debaucherous rogues. For only they knew the chosen course. And God saw that it was good and blessed his followers with nonsensical fucking haircuts ... read more |
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There’s been an increasingly strong push, of late, for concert organizers to offer fans an eclectic bill. Hell, Lollapaloza pretty much markets itself on booking bands from all genres, but Dickson Street Music Festival has just shat all over every feeble attempt at diversity every attempted ... read more |
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Among those expected to make plays for Kerze include: the affluent, the opulent, the plush, the new money, the old money, the prosperous, the high class, the swank, and of course, the fat cats. Among those not expected to factor into the bidding war include: the downtrodden, the homeless, the empty-handed, the impoverished, the depleted, the bankrupted, and of course, anyone living in daydream nation ... read more |
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It’s four a.m. and I’ve just finished three never-ending episodes of Freaks and Geeks. I wouldn’t have even been awake, nay, I shouldn’t be awake, but the cacophony of noise emitting from the surrounding walls dissolves into a wail or groan that I block out with my own bit of noise. At least in my head, I’m doing the world poetic justice by throwing on some Sly or Harrison to block out synthetic base from contemporary rap songs and cries of “Chug it” ... read more |
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