The MusicTAP Interview: Jim Peterik of The Ides of March
Prolific rocker talks about The Ides of March past & present, his songwriting, and that one song...
Prolific rocker talks about The Ides of March past & present, his songwriting, and that one song...
There are many bands who have enjoyed a history of work before they finally broke out in huge scale. One such band is Fleetwood Mac. Over their early years, they…
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of Aerosmith's lives.
Genres debated, favorites snubbed, philosophies dissected - here we go again.
The list for 2019 displays a few prominent trends: (1) Christmas music (of course), generally in the form of a collectable 7”. (2) Live albums. (3) Replicas of long-OOP items…
I’m not a prude. At least, I don’t think I am. I do not curse regularly – If I should slam my foot into a wall, do I not shout…
The 1980s and early-1990s were strange for a lot of reasons. One of these is the odd collectives of theme that popped up here and there. It’s like pop culture…
Cynicism and despair come so easily. Yet we know, whenever we revisit these characters, that at their heart they represent joy.
It is a pernicious argument, so much so that I fear the crap the band is taking will actively dissuade others from trying.
An interesting thing happened to me during the holidays – interesting but not uncommon. The Greg Lake song “I Believe In Father Christmas,” from ELP Works Volume 2, played and…
In our current era, outside of Pop, there are few, if any, ‘larger than life’ heroes of music. I’m talking about like there were in decades past, where an artist…
On November 9, MidnightOil will release the live concert document Armistice Day: Live At The Domain, Sydney, which presents the final gig of their 2017 Great Circle Tour. It will…