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• Paul Weller

  by David MacFadden-Elliott•July 23, 2008•Comments (0)

  "the climax caps a record that turns out having as much to do with nature as sleep" (read more)

• What Would You Do if I Showed You the Chords...

  by Max Mobley•June 25, 2008•Comments (5)

  Paul McCartney said to me recently, “My god, you know more about our material than anyone else does simply because your work has been more recent.” (read more)

• Ghosty

  by David MacFadden-Elliott•May 28, 2008•Comments (0)

  "If it is a wall of sound, it is padded; but it is closer to reclining in a marshmallow" (read more)

• The Chesterfield Kings’ Long Road to the Throne

  by Bob Hill•May 7, 2008•Comments (4)

  Back in the late ’70s the Chesterfield Kings had all the earmarks of a great American rock band destined for failure. The critics absolutely adored them. They played their hearts out for peanuts. They were huge in Europe. All of which generally leads to a five-year shelf life, a 10-year reunion, and a brief mention decades later on VH-1’s (read more)

• Mr. Soul: Neil Young vs. My Morning Jacket’s Jim James

  by Cyrus Philbrick•April 16, 2008•Comments (7)

  James’ voice sounds like Young’s with the rust filtered out. Free of grit, his pipes can reach unearthly pitches that Young’s never could. On Z, My Morning Jacket’s last studio album, James’ voice becomes more of an instrument than ever before, splintering through the subtle harmonies of tracks (read more)

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