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loudersound.com | Philip Wilding
I blame myself. I was one of those stumbling up and down Sunset Strip and the murkier parts of Manhattan – before it became the millionaire’s island (© Chris Robinson) it is now – looking like I dressed in the dark and giving credence to bands who should probably never have made it out of the garage, let alone onto a major label. Those were, as people are wont to say, different times. This three-disc set makes a pretty good fist of capturing those turbulent years.
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flipboard.com | Philip Wilding
6 hours agoU2 Drops New Video of Timeless Fan Favorite: 'Top Song of All Time'One of the biggest bands to see success in the '80s is U2. They launched into superstardom in the late '80s for their album "The Joshua Tree," which went platinum in 48 hours, topped the charts in 20 different countries, and spent nine weeks at the top of the U.S. charts.
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2 months ago |
loudersound.com | Philip Wilding
A family tragedy fuelled the creative fires behind Mastodon’s seventh album Emperor Of Sand. In 2017 Prog met Brann Dailor and Bill Kelliher to discuss the band’s proggiest release since Crack The Skye. He’s out there somewhere: a lone figure in the middle of the desert. He doesn’t know how to go forward and he can’t go back. Eddies of sand swirl up around him until he disappears out of sight and becomes part of the landscape, a speck of sand among the endless swell of dunes.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Philip Wilding
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. A family tragedy fuelled the creative fires behind Mastodon’s seventh album Emperor Of Sand. In 2017 Prog met Brann Dailor and Bill Kelliher to discuss the band’s proggiest release since Crack The Skye. He’s out there somewhere: a lone figure in the middle of the desert. He doesn’t know how to go forward and he can’t go back.
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2 months ago |
loudersound.com | Philip Wilding
Ginger Wildheart has built an erratic career on brilliantly realised, rousing pop rock and the kind of offstage behaviour that might have given Hunter S Thompson pause for thought. He’s a Wildheart, a solo artist, a former Quireboy, the leader of Silver Ginger 5, SuperShit 666, Hey! Hello!, Clam Abuse, The Sinners and more, an occasional country artist, and even, ever so briefly, a Scorcher, a Bride Of Destruction and a member of Cheap Trick.
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