Monthly Archives: October 2011

Lou Reed & Metallica – Lulu [Album Review]

By Chad Baalman Perhaps it’s fitting that Lulu has a release date of Halloween (outside of North America). The new collaboration between Metallica and rock veteran Lou Reed could be termed many things that fit the Halloween theme. Scary, cringe-worthy, a trick … Continue reading

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Classic Rolling Stones concert footage from ’78 captures band in fine form [Review]

By Chad Baalman Although it isn’t one of The Rolling Stones’ “Big Four” albums that highlighted an amazing run in the late 1960s and early ’70s, Some Girls and its ensuing U.S. tour is regarded by many to be one of the … Continue reading

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Tonight: Kentucky Knife Fight to leave you bleeding at Off Broadway [Preview]

It’s Friday night in a busy October and you’re looking for something to entertain you. If your criteria includes both cheap and fun then we’ve got a perfect recommendation for you. Tonight, the Riverfront Times‘ Best Rock Band of 2011, … Continue reading

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The Lemonheads nostalgic for ‘Ray’ at the Old Rock House 1/28

The Lemonheads – It’s A Shame About Ray If you haven’t jumped on the early ’90s nostalgia bandwagon yet, here’s yet another chance – The Lemonheads are coming to town. Yep, Evan Dando and company have scheduled a date at … Continue reading

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Hail! Hail! Chuck Berry turns 85

What would Rock ‘n Roll be without Chuck Berry? Luckily, we don’t have to answer that question. His music has dominated the Rock ‘n Roll landscape since he recorded his first hit “Maybellene” for Chess Records on May 21, 1955. … Continue reading

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Robbie Fulks at Off Broadway 10-16-11 (Preview)

I first became familiar with Robbie Fulks with his song “She Took A Lot Of Pills (And Died)” on the Bloodshot Records compilation Hell-bent: Insurgent Country Vol. 2. Shortly after hearing him on that comp., I would be introduced to … Continue reading

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Beirut brings new introspective songs to The Pageant [Preview]

Beirut, a musical project led by Santa Fé native Zach Condon, returns to the road this fall with a gorgeous new album that will no doubt capture the imagination of old and new fans alike. In the past the music of Beirut … Continue reading

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Wilco mesmerizes at a reborn Peabody Opera House [Live Review]

A new concert venue can pose a lot of challenges for the band, promoter, venue employees and audience. Last night, however, the Peabody Opera House dazzled brightly for Wilco and special guest Nick Lowe. The Opera House, again a polished … Continue reading

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Chickenfoot – III [Album Review]

By Chad Baalman If Chickenfoot only gave us a nibble with its début effort in 2009, those who buy its newly-released follow-up, III, will get just about everything short of the feathers. “There’s more meat to it,” bassist Michael Anthony said on … Continue reading

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