1ère heure- Franco 1. Calvaire - La Chicane 2. Toujous Vivant - Gerry Boulet 3. Ton Invitation - Louise Attack 4. Jeune et Con - Saez 5. La Traversée - Les Colocs 6. Job Steady - Zébulon 7. Train - Vilain Pingouin 8. un musicien parmis tant d'autres - Harmonium 9. Tout Simplement Jaloux - Beau Dommage 10. L'escargot - Jean Leloup 11. Chu un Rocker - Offenbach 12. Aimes-tu la Vie Comme Moi - Boule Noire 13. Sensualité - Axelle Red 2ème heure - Anglo 1. Walk this Way - Aerosmith 2. I am Mine - Pearl Jam 3. Nowhere Man - Beatles 4. Living on a Prayer - Bon Jovi 5. Victim of Love ...

Little Feat : Let It Roll [ purchase ] By 1988 Little Feat were beyond their commercial prime - their best years by most accounts being the latter part of the 70s. Having lost lead guitarist and founder Lowell George in 1979, the band continued with many of the core members (Paul Barrere on guitar, Richie Hayward on drums, Bill Payne on keyboards ...) through the 80s and 90s. Bill Payne and Paul Barrere still tour today as did Richie Hayward until his death in 2010. Aging rockers they may be, they still sound great today: check them out here , where you can watch and ...

A word of advice: make sure you befriend people whose music taste is similar to yours but informed by different sources or life experiences. My friends, Courtney and Mica, introduced me to so much music in high school. In college, that my number of “informers” quadrupled and I’m surrounded by people who are constantly suggesting new music to me. It’s awesome! Last month, I was out in the Bay Area and visited another friend from high school and he turned me on to J Dilla. Man, oh, man.  Happy J Dilla Month, y’all.  J Dilla was the ...

From now on, at the end of each month we'll be sharing with you some cover art from albums and EPs that have recently been released, and making a good old fuss over them. For now, as an introduction, we're showing you some albums from any period of time, just for the fun of it. Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention - We're Only In It For The Money – Will Slater Some might say that Frank Zappa's best early sign of peculiarity was when he appeared on television playing the bicycle, which he took very seriously. For me, it's this album sleeve, simply because the sight of him in a dress reminds me very fondly of his famous response to a journalist's question, "You have long hair. Does that make you a girl?" The response was of course, "You have a wooden leg. Does that make you a table?" David Bowie – Lodger – Tim Boddy It's taken a while for Lodger to dismiss the cheap ideology that it was the runt of the so called 'Berlin trilogy', the final release (1979) in this iconic series, though iconoclastic types will dispute it ever really existed as such a series. The most Brian Eno fingerprinted of them all (he barely got to touch Low in all honesty), this post-Thin White Duke/post-cocaine Bowie album is one of the most experimental he procured and was alarmingly successful and focussed with it, bridging the gap between Neu!, reggae and Talking Heads (acting somewhat of precursor to them in fact). But ah yes the album cover; it's taken on a Polaroid SX-70 type camera with stale lighting, and then crudely blown-up out to create an amateurish low resolution effect. The image itself features Bowie on his back with limbs sodden and uncomfortably spread on the bathroom ...

MSO sent over word that The Zappa Family Trust is making the legendary Captain Beefheart album Bat Chain Puller available in its original format for the first time ever

The Zappa Family Trust has announced that it will release the original recording of the legendary Captain Beefheart album Bat Chain Puller in its original format. The recordings took place in 1976 and but were never released on Frank Zappa’s label, which Beefheart was signed to. According to...

The Zappa Family Trust has announced that it will release the original recording of the legendary Captain Beefheart album Bat Chain Puller in its original format. The recordings took place in 1976 but were never released on Frank Zappa’s label, which Beefheart was signed to. According to sour...

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The *ZAPPA FAMILY TRUST* is for the first time ever making the legendary *CAPTAIN BEEFHEART *album *_BAT CHAIN PULLER_* available in its original format. Recording for the album began in 1976 and was completed but was never released on *Frank Zappa*'s label that *Beefheart* was signed to at the...

MSO sent over word that The Zappa Family Trust is making the legendary Captain Beefheart album Bat Chain Puller available in its original format for the first time ever

The drama surrounding the whole SOPA and PIPA bills was kind of fun to see play out. It was like the corporate interests legislators who were behind the bills had absolutely no idea that their proposals might have unintended consequences: ones that would generate a firestorm of passion. Between the website blackouts and the avalanche of phone calls and emails [...]

Grim news from New York, as long-standing fixture Bleecker Bobs has announced it's closing at the end of winter. The space is needed to provide New York with a Starbucks - an understandable; for while most cities the size of New York have record shops on every corner, there's hardly anywhere left you can buy coffee. The New York Times remembers the good days: Bleecker Bob’s, which began as Village Oldies Records in 1968, on Bleecker Street, and moved to two other locations before ending up at No. 118, had many rock ’n’ roll moments. Jimmy Page, Led ...

1956; 1970: Nervous Norvus’ "Transfusion" and the Dr. Demento Show by J Monk on 01-26-2012 The story of Nervous Norvus’ “Transfusion” was also the story of how novelty radio DJ Dr. Demento got his name. Apparently, after the Dr. played “Transfusion” on his then un-branded-by-dementia radio slot, he began getting phone calls from baffled, enthused listeners. Dr. Demento’s name and unique radio slot took off thereafter, and with it a host of weirdo novelty personas who flocked to the outlet he provided. The crash of “Transfusion” and Dr. Demento was so momentous that Demento was quoted upon his retirement ...

Video footage from last Thursday's ;Koloss' Listening Party at The Slidebar Rock'N'Roll Kitchen in Fullerton, California has been uploaded online and can be viewed below. Members of Zappa, Fear Factory, Forbidden, Serj Tankin/Juliette Lewis, All Shall Perish, Hammerfall, Malevolent Creation, World Under Blood, and representatives from DRUM! Magazine, Bass Player Magazine, Ibanez Guitars, Warwick Basses, Vic Firth, Sabian, Sonor, Evans, Trick Drums, Shure Microphones, Toon Track, Line 6, Scion and others were among those present at the Meshuggah listening party held at The Slidebar Rock'N'Roll Kitchen (owned by guitarist Jeremy Popoff of Lit) this ...