And the winners of the Lighthouse One Fine Day contest are…
Last week, we launched a contest around a new Lighthouse vinyl reissue of One Fine Day on splatter vinyl. I had two copies to give away. And the winners are:
Read MoreLast week, we launched a contest around a new Lighthouse vinyl reissue of One Fine Day on splatter vinyl. I had two copies to give away. And the winners are:
Read MoreDuh-dum. Duh-dum. De-dum de-dum de-dum. John Williams score for Steven Spielberg’s 1975 summer blockbuster JAWS is iconic. And with the movie celebrating the 50th anniversary of its release this month
Read MoreBack in January 1996, Alex Lifeson used the break in Rush’s activity to release a solo album entitled Victor, a record that never really troubled the charts or rock radio.
Read MoreDavid Bowie’s 1972-73 Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars tour has gone down in history as one of the most influential of all time. You’d think that in the
Read MoreThere’s money to be made in reissues of classic albums. Next up is 54•40 and their “green” album from 1986. Not only does it included remastered songs but also alternate
Read MoreNo one is better at maintaining a musical legacy than the organization behind the Beatles. Every year, there’s a new reissue, compilation, box set, or documentary that tastefully recycles the
Read More[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
Read MoreEven though The Beatles broke up 52 years ago(!!!), we’re still learning more about them on almost a daily basis. A special edition of their 1966 album, Revolver–their best, according
Read MoreThey may have broken up 52 years ago, but new material from The Beatles just keeps coming. The latest is a reissue of their 1966 album Revolver, which according to
Read MoreSometime in 1988 when Queen was recording The Miracle album, the group laid down a track called “Face It Alone.” It didn’t make the record and was somehow misplaced–until now.
Read MoreThe next few years will be big ones for Tragically Hip fans, as the band announced this week not one, not two, but THREE re-releases and deluxe editions. First, we’ll
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