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7/20/2001
What is Roxy Music? It could be a number of things: the glam-era madness of the British group's first albums, recorded with one Brian Eno wreaking havok on then-new sythesizers and tape machines; the a …
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Mixed Genre
7/17/2001
The void between dusk and dawn is at it's peak, yet the body and mind refuse to turn off.
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Theme
7/12/2001
In 1973 The Who released the "rock opera" -Quadrophenia, the tale of a young mod named Jimmy. It was a love letter to a youth movement that was a strong supporter of The Who. Mods identified themselves …
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Theme
7/3/2001
Lets take the word "pop" which once upon a time simply meant "music that appealed to the masses, i.e. popular music." Now the word conjurs up terms like "pre-pubescent," "pre-fabricated," "lightweight" …
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Pop
6/26/2001
Psychotic sounds, country styled rave ups and various other delights combined with Yuengling pounders and fine Tequila.
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Mixed Genre
6/23/2001
British sounds of the 60's for fab psychedelic folk.
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Mixed Genre
6/20/2001
Given the task to construct a tape for someone with some key artist as guidelines. It was my joyful endeavor to "connect the dots" sonically.
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Single Artist
6/19/2001
To say someone's life represents the 1960s is cliched at best and reductionist at worst, but folksinger and protest troubadour Phil Ochs odyssey through the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 60 …
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Theme
6/14/2001
Motor City a.k.a. Detroit MI. Mention Detroit to any non-descript rock fan and you get might get a recognition of Barry Gordy's fine Motown roster of artists ranging from the dynamic Aretha Franklin, t …
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