Category: Oldies

Double Albums From Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd

Two is always more than one, and one is always the loneliest of numbers (Thank you Three Dog Night), so when you were a teenager it was a great fortune to be buying a double album. “Blonde on Blonde” by Bob Dylan was an adventurous effort being that it was a double album released in […]

A Special Message From the Rolling Stones to Donald Trump

Who could forget the Fleetwood Mac song “Don’t Stop” used exclusively by Bill Clinton in the early 90s as a key part of their branding? It’s common for aspiring politicians and or candidates using current music to demonstrate how hip they are. Well the Rolling Stones has a message for GOP presumptive nominee, Donald J. […]

Double Album Moments You Can’t Forget

Double albums are rare in music these days, but in the 60s, 70s and 80s they were celebrated with reason and purpose. Here are a few significant ‘double album’ moments in music history. It’s hard to sign a record deal and harder still to have any success with your very first album. Many successful artists […]

Pink Floyd’s Entire Catalog Available on Vinyl

If you’re a fan of Pink Floyd, this news will make you smile. The bands entire catalog will be available on vinyl this June, with scheduled release dates through the rest of the year. To make it ever more memorable, the labels involved have promised to re-release the LPs in their original packaging, notes, and […]

Gene Simmons and Journey in This Week’s Music Headlines

Here are your Monday morning music news headlines.. Gene Simmons did not expect the firestorm of passion and outrage last week after making a comment about the death of music icon Prince. Gene basically said Prince’s passing as ‘pathetic,’ suggesting that Prince brought it on to himself with drug abuse and overdose. The plot thickened […]