THE DIFFERENT STAGES MUSIC PROJECT

Seven Arms for the 7s: Why branding Seattle's NHL expansion franchise “Kraken” is the perfect fit As Seattle is going through the...

For those who never saw this, Craig Gass' impersonations at the Gene Simmons Roast several years back are worth a definite revisit.

For those who were following the Rush camp in the early 2000s, it was probably the most fascinating, if not the most trying time for fans ...

Over the last decade, I've checked up on 1987's Tango in the Night recording by Fleetwood Mac, to see when it will be reissued...

We can't all look handsome like the Beatles now, can we. So, that said, I'm submitting a pole to figure out which rock star, based s...

Jon Lord, the innovative keyboard player for Deep Purple (and with Whitesnake, among collaborations with other musicians) passed away last...

Many of you born after 1970 probably never had this band on your radar, but The Allman Brothers Band is totally worth your time and money to...

Sonny in his heyday Typically my interest in jazz has been driven and inspired by piano players. Andrew Hill, McCoy Tyner, Cecil Tayl...

Being the Swiss cheese brain that I am, it never occurred to me to bring my Amazon music lists to the blog. Here's the link to my list...

If you interpret this as the band pissing on the progress of society, then let's beg the question again....who really is next?  As on...

You gotta dig Ted Nugent live in 1977. Oh the sweaty long hair. Oh those red spandex pants. Oh the blood-curling screams at the end of ev...

APRIL FOOL! Happy April Fools Day.

This has long been one of my favorites by the Stones...there's some special memories attached to it. While it's a bit dated - in mo...

Here's something new...a site worth visiting for really weird album artwork. Check out this list of the 100 most obscure and remarkab...