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2 days ago · Jimi Hendrix, Purple Haze (1967) "Purple Haze" is an enduring microcosm of late-60s rock music. While the song only reached number 65 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart when it was released, Jimi Hendrix's amazing guitar work earned him a spot on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's list of songs that changed rock and roll.
2 days ago · Back on the main stage a huge, inflatable version of the Stones’ trademark tongue and lips hailed the arrival of “Honky Tonk Women”, and as the band made its way back, Jagger, 63, saucily raised his T-shirt to expose the abs of an athletic 12-year-old.
3 days ago · It feels like the chord progression should repeat in the first verse. But it’s slightly different every time. Although the two verse fragments later in the song are direct repeats. Chorus: Two entirely different choruses. The first has a lot of strums and is in G. The second is more delicate and is in Em. Break: A brief key change to Bb ...
2 days ago · I’m already converted, but hopefully the fresh nostalgia landed with anyone that was new to the band. Whilst the CRT aesthetics would be familiar to Static Dress fans, what was new was Contrast’s fresh mask, made by Lani Hernandez-David (of Solatia, and the creator of the most recent Sleep Token masks). Pit review: Sweaty and sparse. Two ...
2 days ago · The whole album was released on March 22 to critical acclaim. The tenth album from Elbow showcases a seasoned band fearlessly entering new territory, and “Lovers Leap” is a hypnotic ballad with explosive crescendos and vivid imagery. Brittany Howard – “I Don’t” What Now . Released: Feb. 9
4 days ago · In terrific form for the final verse, he gets bitchy on the words, spits them out with disdain while claiming to not be saying a word, his lips are sealed – before the song comes to a boomy, sudden ending. Possibly the least excellent track on the album yet, but the band’s effortless efforts still display an incredibly high standard.
4 days ago · Carlos’ namesake band, Santana, formed in San Francisco during the city’s musical explosion of the mid-to-late ‘60s, and it managed to seamlessly combine jazz, blues, salsa, African beats ...
