The Turn Ons from Seattle at their record release party at The Comet Tavern. There are more photos in the gallery. How about this action, eh? Five posts in a row from the world’s worst blogger: me.
June 30, 2008
The Turn Ons
The Triumphant Returns
The Triumphant Returns from Spokane. There are more photos in the gallery.
The Apple War
The Apple War last night at The Comet Tavern in Seattle. There are more photos in the gallery.
The Green Pajamas
Seattle’s Psychedelic pop stalwarts The Green Pajamas live at King Cobra last weekend. There are more photos in the gallery.
The Weekend Session
The Weekend Session at King Cobra last Saturday night. There are more photos in the gallery.
June 2, 2008
Bo Diddley dies at age 79
The weird thing is, I had Who Do You Love?
More at the Seattle Times.
April 20, 2008
Friday Night Funhouse
New live rock galleries up: The Coloffs, The Paper Dolls and The Zip Guns from Friday night at The Funhouse, Seattle.
April 15, 2008
The Power and Responsibility of our Nation’s Broadcasters
Tim Robbins’ Keynote Speech at the National Association of Broadcasters’ Convention Monday evening. This is just one of many gems.
In the ’70s, radio took a serious nosedive when Edwin Armstrong invented FM to eliminate the static and noise associated with AM and unwittingly provided a home for easy listening jazz rock, overly dramatic disco songs and 20 minute psychedelic sitar jams.
April 12, 2008
Ms. Led at King Cobra
There are more photos over here.
April 11, 2008
The Breeders - Mountain Battles
I picked up The Breeders‘ new record Mountain Battles over the weekend. My favorite song so far is “It’s The Love” on side B. A bonus: there’s a Vaughn Oliver designed booklet on the inside. The printing is stunning.
Also just got a documentary on Beulah from the Netflix, A Good Band is Easy to Kill.
A good weekend? Maybe. But then again, I have to file my fucking tax return. So, maybe not.
