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Read More »Glen Boyd
The Rockologist’s End Of Year, End Of Decade Wrapup Part 1: Best Albums Of ’09
Putting a shine on a mostly sucky year.
Read More »Night Of The Living Baseheads: Welcome To Da’ Menu
How low can you go?
Read More »The Rockologist: Always Something Left There To Remind Me
It's something about that whole free your ass, and the mind will follow thing.
Read More »To The Hip, To The Hop, Ya’ Don’t Stop: My Introduction To Hip-Hop
How Penny Lane, Kooly Hy, Whiz Kid, and old-school eighties Rap made a hip-hop convert out of your Rockologist.
Read More »Music Review: King Crimson – Red (Deluxe 40th Anniversary Edition)
King Crimson's power trio classic gets the Steven Wilson surround sound treatment.
Read More »Music Review: The Rolling Stones – Get Yer’ Ya-Ya’s Out!: The Rolling Stones In Concert (40th Anniversary Deluxe Box Set)
The Stones Get Their Ya-Ya's Out again on a classic that just got better.
Read More »Making Time For Sir Mix-A-Lot
My Posse's On Broadway...again.
Read More »King Crimson
A pretty decent argument can be mounted that progressive rock — or “prog” as we know it today — was born with the 1969 release of King Crimson’s first album, In The Court Of The Crimson King. The band’s early fans included Pete Townshend and Jimi Hendrix, and it only …
Read More »Music Review: King Crimson – In The Court Of The Crimson King (Deluxe 40th Anniversary Edition)
Steven Wilson and Robert Fripp have breathed new life into a Crimson classic.
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