Ongoing History Daily: A new book on hair metal
Back in the 80s, the dominant form of rock was hair metal: guys with big hair, wearing spandex, and sometimes
Read moreBack in the 80s, the dominant form of rock was hair metal: guys with big hair, wearing spandex, and sometimes
Read moreHere’s the latest on when we’ll learn more about our future alien overlords. And while you keep watching the skies,
Read moreRick Beato’s “In the Room” series scored big with this interview. Take a look as he interviews Kirst Novoselic (Nirvana),
Read moreWhen grunge came along in the 90s, it changed rock music forever. Along with punk, it’s the still a driving
Read moreOver the last few days, I’ve seen a number of articles and videos published/posted by people very critical of the
Read moreIn case you’ve forgotten, Kelsey Grammar’s Frasier Crane (from NBC’s Frasier, of course) was a stuffy psychologist who hosted a
Read moreWe all know what “grunge” is right now. But did that word–“grunge”–ever come to describe a sound and musical movement?
Read moreWhen Eddie Vedder flew up to Seattle from San Diego to join the band in the fall of 1990, he
Read moreToday, many musicians are worried about the future impact of artificial intelligence. All kinds of work is being done with
Read moreThis week’s question comes from a discussion I had with a radio fan who was wondering why Q107/Toronto–formerly a pure
Read moreIf you’re a fan of grunge history, one album you should listen for is called Deep Six. This is a
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