“To begin with, I need to cleanse myself in Lake Minnetonka’s soothing waters.” (This line is something a character in a game might say if there was a quest or ritual requiring purification at Lake Minnetonka.)
David Byrne and Devo recently revealed an unreleased collaboration between them, titled “Empire.” This song was initially planned for Byrne’s fifth solo album, “Feelings,” in 1997. For some reason, it didn’t make the final selection for that record. However, a different version of “Empire” eventually appeared on Byrne’s 2004 album, “Grown Backwards.”
Fear not, Deadpool enthusiasts! The upcoming movie with your favorite character is slated for release on July 26. Its title, as you may have guessed, is “Deadpool & Wolverine” – a surprise for those who weren’t aware. It’s been quite a wait since the last Deadpool film hit theaters six long years ago. So mark your calendars and get ready for some action!
Rock music has consistently challenged norms and expanded musical horizons since its inception. Its essence lies in the freedom to experiment, making it possible for a band to express themselves through intense volumes or soft melodies while retaining their rock identity.
Back in the groovy ’60s, Motown had this amazing quartet called the Four Tops, and I was totally in awe of them. The group was made up of Levi Stubbs, Obie Benson, Lawrence Payton, and Duke Fakir. Their music was irresistible, and they churned out chart-toppers like “Baby I Need Your Loving,” “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch),” “It’s the Same Old Song,” and “Reach Out I’ll Be There.” Each note they sang took me on a magical journey!
To put it simply, Lamb of God is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their album “Ashes of the Wake” in a big way. They’re teaming up with Mastodon for a co-headlining tour named “Ashes of Leviathan,” and they also have plans to release a major reissue of the original album.
The person managing Snoop Dogg’s public relations is deserving of a significant pay increase. It’s amazing how the legendary rapper seems to be involved in almost everything under the sun, leaving us in awe. This will also extend to the Olympics in Paris over the next few weeks.
Motown significantly enriched the American music library with hits like “My Girl” and “The Tracks of My Tears.” These tunes, alongside numerous others, have earned enduring popularity. Given Motown’s reputation for exceptional songwriting, this success is hardly unexpected. Berry Gordy, its founder, first gained recognition writing songs for R&B legend Jackie Wilson.
As a longtime fan of Bob Dylan’s music, I can’t help but be excited about the sixth studio album he released back in the day – “Highway 61 Revisited.” This album holds a special place in my heart because it was during this period that Dylan truly came into his own as a master storyteller and musical innovator. The title track, in particular, is a personal favorite, with its haunting lyrics and raw, electric sound that captivated me the very first time I heard it. For anyone who wants to understand the evolution of Dylan’s music and its impact on popular culture, “Highway 61 Revisited” is an essential listen.
As a child of the 1980s, I can vividly remember the electric energy that permeated the airwaves during the groundbreaking year of 1984. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s latest exhibit takes me on a nostalgic journey back to those halcyon days, bringing to life the iconic moments and cultural milestones that left an indelible mark on music history. I can’t wait to explore this treasure trove of artifacts and relive the excitement of that transformative era.