Five hundred US bucks for a 30th anniversary edition of Undertow? Yep. Here’s the story. First, it’s a limited edition thing with “only” 7,000 copies. All of them are signed by the band,
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Come October 27, Nirvana fans will get a 30th-anniversary edition of Nirvana’s In Utero with more than fifty unreleased tracks. Ahead of that, we have a new visualizer for a remastered version of
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[For years, we were told that everything Kurt and Nirvana had ever done has been released. That turns out not to be the case. I guess they weren”t talking about stuff like this.
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[A heads-up from Elisa F.G. – AC] Green Day is about to release a massive Dookie, one that’s been brewing for over three decades so if you’re a proud supporter of “The Idiot
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Before I left on this trip to the UK (I’m conducting interviews for a CFNY/Spirit of Radio documentary), technical producer Rob Johnston and I sat down with Toronto Mike to talk about how
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November 18 marks 30 years since U2 released Achtung Baby, arguably the high point in the band’s career. To commemorate that, Universal Music is issuing several special editions of the record beginning with
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Here’s another portion of the chat Dave and I had back in October when we connected to talk about his book, The Storyteller. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Q107
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It’s been 30 years since the release of Road Apples and The Tragically Hip has gone into the archives to create this massive box set due next month. Wow.
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Uh-oh. There’s been a snag. Hip fans were looking forward to the big Road Apples 30th-anniversary box set which was set to be released this Friday (October 15). That’s not going to happen,
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Okay, so it would have been ideal if this 30th-anniversary edition had come out today because the record came out on September 24, 1991, but, er, never mind. We can wait another couple
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[A bit of music history from contributor Gilles LeBlanc. He took these photos in 2011. – AC] For a group that has always believed in moving forward, not nostalgia Pearl Jam sure has
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