This place is magical, it has a similar feeling to Fontainbleau. Limestone escarpments peak (no pun intended) out between the trees and moss coversed boulders lie forgotten about in the depths of the forests. Not many people come here solely to boulder and I can see why, you really do need someone in the know how to show you around. Feurzange. 8a+ Luckily we did, Fabian, Mona and Seb made us feel right...
NEW YORK (Reuters) –A major new photography exhibit is built around the idea that the eyes are just as important as the ears for appreciating and understanding rock 'n' roll. The Brooklyn Museum's sprawling show "Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present" opened on Friday as a study in the contrasts that run through the rock music subculture. Nearly 200 photographs,
The song that would not leave my head this morning: And the most Beatle-esque thing about that Beatle-wanna-be band performing that very Beatle-like song, in my opinion: the use of the word "Sonny." Something just screams Beatles about that.
from 1970. Badfinger first pressed albums with Apple Records and had the seal of approval from each of the Fab Four. Annointed they were. Deservedly so. Badfinger Wiki'd MP3 File
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I was all prepared to get the attic sorted out today as yesterday I went up to the garage and sorted out stuff. Found some lovely pictures up there from when the children were small. That little thought disappeared in a puff of smoke when Kieran started to say how sad he felt about going to school. I am totally fed up with going to the school and asking them to support Kieran and protect him from the...
Weezer has learned the lesson of many great bands before it: If you want an eye-grabbing album cover, include an animal, preferably in an incongruous setting.
One excellent overlooked cd gem out there is PITY PARTY by Mas Rapido!. This group led by very talented singer/songwriter Frank Bednash often reminds you of groups like Badfinger, Big...
More photos » by Steve Helber - AP Just to be clear, this picture isn't from today, it's from either Tuesday or yesterday. Browse more photos » RICHMOND -- For the second straight day, Gilbert Arenas did not participate in any of the Wizards ' training camp scrimmages, though he did partake in all the drills beforehand. The official reason is because of a jammed/dislocated left middle finger...
As Hall & Oates say, it's another fall in Philadelphia. And with it, there's a handful of terrific new releases from some of our favorite local bands coming out. The hottness factor is high these days in the Illadelph. If you haven't noticed somebody needs to call 911 cause there's a music fire burning on this dance floor. Here's a short list of some upcoming Philly Fall Essential new releases....
Really great to see all the attention (and, one hopes, sales) for the Big Star box set Keep an Eye on the Sky . All very deliberately synchronised, of course, with Bruce Eaton's 33 1/3 volume on the band's Radio City album - a book which possibly contains more straight-up fresh information on a band than any other in the series to date. Here's an extract, followed by a Vanessa Paradis clip I hadn't...
Linda Jennings The Fortunes supported by Linda Jennings and Alan Claire Arden Hall, Thursday 17 th September 2009 Y et another spectacular night of live music at Arden Hall courtesy of Chris Beebee Productions, this time it was the turn of The Fortunes to rock the place to the rafters. Formed in Birmingham in 1963, The Fortunes were considered the archetypal English beat group and came to prominence...
Susan Boyle. We all know everything we need to know about her. She came along in a time when Britain felt sad and cheered us all up by singing nicely after a bunch of people rolled their eyes at her...
NEW YORK (Reuters) –A major new photography exhibit is built around the idea that the eyes are just as important as the ears for appreciating and understanding rock 'n' roll. The Brooklyn Museum's sprawling show "Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present" opened on Friday as a study in the contrasts that run through the rock music subculture. Nearly 200 photographs, videos,...