The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream
One of the most underrated bands in America is probably The Rascals. In the mid 60s, the only consistent chart topping band was The Beach Boys. The Byrds were making their mark, and ... Continue Reading →
Live at Montreux – Solomon Burke, Miles Davis, Quincy Jones
Music fans have long known that a certain venue on Lake Geneva is one of the globe’s premier live venues. Long before and after Deep Purple made Montreux famous in their epic “Smoke ... Continue Reading →
John Mayer: Born & Raised World Tour
A chameleon in both his musical and love lives, Mayer brought a maturity to his musical vision on the San Diego stop of his current tour. His current sound is an amalgamation of his ... Continue Reading →
Taylor Swift – A Concert Portfolio
Taylor Swift brought her well-oiled concert extravaganza to San Diego’s Valley View Casino Center.
The sold out crowd was well-sated, as most of her hits were assayed in solid ... Continue Reading →
Red Fang: Beer.
Red Fang
Whales and Leeches
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October 15, 2013
Fut for some reason, I love stoner rock, beer rock, whatever you want to call alcohol-fueled break shit over your head loud rock ... Continue Reading →
Outside Lands 2013 – Maybe I’m Amazed
If you are accustomed to the dry heat of Coachella, the cooler, moister environment of Outside Lands offers a nice contrast. Here are a few observations from a veteran Coachella fan ... Continue Reading →
Ghost in the Machine – TV Ghost return with “Disconnect”
Photo Credit: Greg the Mayor
Band: TV Ghost
Album: Disconnect
Release Date: September 3
Label: In the Red
While this isn’t typically my style, I thought I’d venture out into ... Continue Reading →
Chris Isaak at a Crossroads
Chris Isaak has accomplished quite a bit since his debut album in 1985. He has released 15 albums, including the requisite live, best of and Christmas albums. His latest release is ... Continue Reading →
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