Ongoing History Daily: Who invented headphones, part 3
From the late 50s through to the late 70s, headphones were big, bulky, heavy things. The prevailing design theory was
Read moreFrom the late 50s through to the late 70s, headphones were big, bulky, heavy things. The prevailing design theory was
Read moreIn 1953, a company who specialized in renting TVs to hospital patients was looking for something new. John C. Koss,
Read moreIn the age of portable music devices, how many music fans use headphones? Close to 100%, I’d think. But have
Read moreRob Zombie is one of the most intense individuals in music, but he’s open to making friends with anyone. When
Read moreThere’s a new gold rush going. It has nothing to do with minerals or oil or any other traditional commodity.
Read moreYesterday, we discussed various contract riders. This is the part of the agreement a band signs with a promoter that
Read moreOne of the most important obligations of a concert promoter is the contract rider. This is the part of the
Read moreDo you have a friend or have you ever known someone who just doesn’t “get” music? And by that I
Read moreDave Grohl started playing drums professionally when he was just 17. He went through the usual indignities of being in
Read moreChester Bennington was incredibly devoted to his band. Here’s a prime example. Early on in a show in Melbourne, Australia
Read moreI was out ridin’ my skateboard the other day in a big parking lot with a sign that says “ABSOLUTELY
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