Music: Recording
Currently listing articles 306-251:
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New Album Releases 07/01/08: Celebrate America With Willie Nelson, Plus: G-Unit, John Mayer, Los Lonely Boys, My Chemical Romance & More— Happy 4th Of July!
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Lindsay Lohan Hits The Studio— Lindsay Lohan's latest single is available for anyone who needs yet another reason to hate the Hollywood machine.
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New Album Releases 06/24/08: Motley Crue, Ry Cooder, Sigur Ros, Three 6 Mafia, RZA/Bobby Digital, Babyshambles, Anthony David, Jessie Baylin, Watermelon Slim & More— Motley F'n Crue, dude.
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Music Review: Funk Brothers Live in Orlando DVD— Who really made the Motown Sound?
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New Album Releases 06/17/08: Coldplay, Judas Priest, The Offspring, My Brightest Diamond, Teddy Thompson & More— The big news this week? That would be Coldplay, Coldplay, and Coldplay.
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The Rockologist: How Exclusivity Deals Are Nailing The Coffin Shut On Music Retail— Shame on you AC/DC. Shame on you.
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New Album Releases 06/10/08: My Morning Jacket, Walter Becker, Jakob Dylan, Emmylou Harris, Martha Wainwright, Alanis Morissette and More— Alanis Morissette just got dumped again. And you know what that means...
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New Album Releases 06/03/08: Weezer, Fleet Foxes, Jewel, Radiohead, Aimee Mann, Gavin Rossdale, Dr. John & The Lower 911 & More— A short, but sweet list this week.
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New Album Releases 05/27/08: Usher, John Hiatt, Al Green, Return To Forever, Cyndi Lauper, Bobby Womack & More— Meet the new guys...well, sorta'.
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Music Review: Tab The Band - Pulling Out Just Enough To Win— This debut album from the sons of Aerosmith's Joe Perry will definitely make papa proud.
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New Album Releases 05/20/08: Two From Mudhoney, Foxboro Hot Tubs, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Petty, Kings X and More Hits Than You Can Shake A USB Stick At (Not!)— Here's mud in yer' eye...plus, Tom Johnson has a lesson in arithmetic.
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Music Review: Phil Vassar - Prayer Of A Common Man — Phil Vassar blends a solid beat while singing simple songs of life in this latest CD.
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Website Review: Hobnox Beta— Online tool for creating and publishing music and video.
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Looking Forward: New Albums From Metallica, Michael Jackson, Dido, and More— 2008 will see new work from some of the biggest names in music.
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New Album Releases 05/13/08: Death Cab For Cutie, Jason Mraz, Old 97s, Foxy Brown, Robert Cray, Bill Frisell— I guess there's always June...
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The Rockologist Discovers A Potentially Great New Record Label— Stay tuned, but I like what I hear so far from Beta-lactam Ring Records.
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A Destination Site For "Sonic Boomers" Who Like It Loud— Finally! A place on the web for those folks not yet quite ready to hang up their rock and roll shoes.
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New Album Releases 05/06/08: Neil Diamond, Elvis Costello, Last Shadow Puppets, Clay Aiken, Barenaked Ladies, Toby Keith, & More— I think just about everybody has a favorite Neil Diamond song, don't they?
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The Rockologist: The Politics Of DancingRocking— Revolution rock still lives. You just gotta' look a bit harder to find it.
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New Album Releases 04/29/08: Madonna, Steve Winwood, Portishead, The Roots, Def Leppard, Mudcrutch, Zappa Plays Zappa & More — How old is too old?
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New Album Releases 08/22/08: Billy Bragg, Flight Of The Conchords, Replacements Reissues, Ashlee Simpson, Barry Adamson, Elbow, Stanley Jordan, Love, Marilyn Crispell and More— Some good new reasons to belatedly celebrate national record store day.
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Killing America Softly With Their Songs - The Rise of the "Americanist" Culture— When Americans began to sing dirges was when I sensed History's tragic hand upon her shoulder.
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New Album Releases 04/15/08: Mariah Carey, Air, Frank Black, Eden Brent, Rush, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Carole King, Southside Johnny— Mimi is back. But what about the new live Rush? And looky here, we got a live Southside Johnny...
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The Not So Mysterious Music Meltdown— As the music business continues its meltdown, Lou Novacheck is mad as hell and is not going to take it anymore.
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Major Record Companies Team Up With MySpace For New Online Deal— 3 of the 4 major labels strike a deal with MySpace.com to create a digital partnership for the selling of music.
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New Album Releases 04/08/08: Nine Inch Nails, The Breeders, Marc Ribot, Eric Avery, Was (Not Was), James, And Not A Whole Lot Else— Yep, you guessed it. Another slow week.
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What's Next For Christina Aguilera?— DJ Premier gives insight into Christina Aguilera's new album.
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New Album Releases 04/01/08: R.E.M., Black Keys, Stones, Van Morrison, Joe Satriani, Sevendust, Moby, Dream Theater & More— We're back...and the floodgates have opened.
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Music Review: Two Beethoven Fifths— Two extraordinary Fifths of Beethoven...
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R.I.P. Record Labels: The End Of A Musical Era?— Will record labels be a thing of the past?
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Music Review: Kaki King - Dreaming Of Revenge— This formerly instrumental-only indie rock guitar wizard creates another very good record with amazing songs, some with vocals.
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Music Review: Dropkick Murphys - The Meanest Of Times (Limited Edition)— March madness may be upon us, but let's not lose sight of the month's notable new music: enter the Dropkick Murphys.
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Music Review: Various Artists - Stax Does The Beatles— Stax artists put a soulful spin on Beatles classics.
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New Album Releases 03/18/08: Muse, The Kills, The Bravery, Daniel Lanois, Meredith Monk, Pugwash, Reissues Aplenty & More— The offerings are a little underwhelming this week. But we do have Daniel Lanois, and the return of Saleski and TJ.
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The Rockologist: Getting "The Nail" From Glenn Danzig (And Other Random Memories) At Def American— I'm still trying to figure out the connection between making records and sticking things through your skin. But we were all over it.
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Trent Reznor And Radiohead's Upward Spiral— As major labels spiral downward in terms of relevance and artist satisfaction, NIN and Radiohead leave that world behind and thrive.
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New Album Releases 03/11/08: Snoop Dogg, Kelis, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Randy Jackson, POTUSA, The Vines...NOW! That's What I Call A Slow Week— Sometimes you gotta' play the hand you are dealt.
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Audio Book Review: 3rd i by Basil Eliades— A turbulence to dive for: poetry and music as performance art.
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The Comeback of Vinyl— It seems an old technology is taking the hearts and minds of America.
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New Album Releases 03/04/08: Black Crowes, Carlene Carter, Gutter Twins, Alan Jackson, Stephen Malkmus, Jackson Browne, Doug Wimbish, Autechre, Plus Reissues by Skynyrd, The Doors, Elvis Costello & More— Boyd taps into the mainstream, while Saleski and TJ venture into obscuro-world.
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From LP to mp3: Bringing Your Record Collection into the 21st Century— Do you have 100s of LPs lying dormant on your bookshelves? Maybe now's the time to digitize them.
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New Album Releases 02/26/08: Here Come The Ladies With Janet, Erykah, And Dolly; Plus Cowboy Junkies, China Forbes, Death Angel & More— Lets hear it for the ladies...
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New Album Releases 02/19/08: Ray Davies, Nick Lowe, Raveonettes, Gary Louris, American Music Club, Marc Ribot & More— A Kink, a Jayhawk, a guy nicknamed Basher, and Saleski's Choice. Because there are always choices...
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Charlie's Favorite Tunes of 2007: Travis, Radiohead, Tool, and Silversun Pickups— After adding, subtracting, then adding again, I've finally come up with my 27 favorite tracks from 2007.
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Book Review: Song Man - A Melodic Adventure, Or, My Single-Minded Approach to Songwriting by Will Hodgkinson— For frustrated musicians, armchair rock stars, or anyone who's ever played air guitar in their underwear in front of the mirror.
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New Album Releases 02/12/08: Michael Jackson Celebrates Thriller's 25th, Plus: Women Rockers Cover Neil Young, Widespread Panic, Dan Baird, Guru, Monster Magnet, Free Form Funky Freqs, Robert Pollard — New versions of classics like "Billie Jean" featuring todays stars don't excite me much. But there's no doubt that Thriller warrants the treatment.
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Music Review: The Whigs - Mission Control— No sophomore slump by this buzzworthy trio from R.E.M. country. It's actually a healthy cut above their '05 debut.
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Music CD/DVD Review: Sevendust - Retrospective 2 — A second best of collection in two years, this release is mainly for hardcore Sevendust fans.
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Retro Redux: Cuttin' Wax In Post-War Motown— An adventure in Detroit with the original one-hit wonder.
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New Album Releases 02/05/08: Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson, k.d. lang, Bob Mould, Kenny G, KRS-One, Lenny Kravitz, Nick Cave/Warren Ellis, Iron Maiden, Killing Joke Reissues & More — A busy week... plus Saleski's Choice and Tom Johnson's Pick(s).
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Music Review: - Ultimate Grammy® Collection (7 CD Series)— Shout Factory has released a 7 CD collection of Grammy® winning songs as part of the 50th anniversary celebration.
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New Album Releases 01/22/08: Introducing Our Weekly Picks by Mark Saleski And Tom Johnson (Plus Cat Power, Drive-By Truckers, Liam Finn, And More) — Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes.
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The Friday Morning Listen: Bruce Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town— What does music mean to you?
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New Album Releases 01/15/08: Ringo, Eels, Juno Soundtrack, Lead Another Slow Week— If this is the calm before the storm, then bring on the hurricane.
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Music Review: The Houstons - Still— After many years together, North Carolina's The Houstons deliver their debut LP, where you'll find more than a few indie-pop gems.
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New Album Releases 01/08/08: Marah, Medeski Martin & Wood, Johnny Cash, Ultimate Grammys, Lotsa Reissues And More— Welcome to the first New Album Releases column of 2008.
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