Ringo Starr, half of the remaining half of the Beatles, is auctioning off some of his stuff for his charity, Lotus Children Foundation. The drummer is also publishing a book of never-before-seen photographs he took of the Beatles in their ’60s heyday “We have so much stuff and a lot of it […]
video concept by Doc Jeffurious HIggason; edited by David Pratt: original artwork by Joey Feldman: music by Iron Prostate; film clips purloined
Mark Linnhoefer – Ah, the MTV Video Music Awards. A great opportunity for people famous for dubious reasons to be appreciated by their legions of mostly underage fans. This year, the show was hosted by former Disney star Miley Cyrus and featured many so-called stars like Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, […]
By: Kidman J. Williams When you are twelve years old you really don’t have an idea of who you are. You don’t know what you really like and don’t like. Your whole identity is made by your parents. At twelve you really are just starting that long road of defining […]
Kidman J. Williams – A YouTuber by the name of Andy Rehfeldt took an already amazing Motörhead song, “Ace of Spades” and made an epic Orchestral version of the 1980 classic. The orchestra mash-up is mixed with the whiskey soaked vocals of Lemmy going over the track. The results are […]
Kidman J. Williams – There is a new demo that has surfaced from Nirvana on the internet and you might want to listen before it gets blocked everywhere. According to sources the demo was either from 1993 or 1994, nobody is completely sure. The very first ‘official’ documentary about the […]
Kidman J. Williams – It appears that Axl Rose and Slash have finally mended fences after two decades of hatred. Slash left the band back in 1996. Now he has admitted to Aftonbladet, a Swedish Music magazine. Slash said in the interview: “It was probably way overdue you know. But […]
Kidman J. Williams – John Lydon, better known to fans as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols has a new album coming out with his band PiL. The new album, “What the World Needs Now” will be released on September 4, 2015. The 10” vinyl will hit on August 21, […]
Artwork copyright Joey Feldman The Beatles staged their second concert tour of the United States in the late summer of 1965. At the peak of American Beatlemania, they played a mixture of outdoor stadiums and indoor arenas, with two historic stops on this venture. The Shea Stadium concert on August […]
By Michael Palmer The following commentary is based on events that occurred at the Inaugural GrateVille Dead Festival at Louisville’s waterfront park, a tribute to the Dead and their ability to entrain individual interior landscapes into a cohesive wave of fluid, danceable energy. This event was also a local example […]
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