Tag: classic rock
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World Music For Classic Rock Fans Who Are Afraid of World Music
Angie Moon shares her guide to world music for classic rock fans. A curated list full of picks tailored for… Read more.
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Book Review: Joy Division and New Order: Album By Album by Mayer Nissim
Angie Moon reviews Mayer Nissim’s new book about Joy Division and New Order with new interviews with Bernard Sumner, Peter… Read more.
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Interview: Martin Popoff
Angie Moon interviews music journalist Martin Popoff, talking about heavy metal history, his writing career, and his latest book Kiss… Read more.
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Book Review: Rush & 2112: 50 Years by Daniel Bukszpan
Angie Moon writes a review of Daniel Bukszpan’s new 50th anniversary retrospective coffee table book about Rush’s 1976 masterpiece 2112. Read more.
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Book Review: David Bowie: The Artist, The Albums, The Music by Philippe Margotin
Angie Moon reviews a new book by Philippe Margotin looking back at David Bowie’s career from the 60s to his… Read more.
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This Concept Album Came Out One Month After The Who’s Tommy: The Happy Prince by The La De Da’s
Angie Moon writes a blog post about The La De Da’s 1969 rock opera The Happy Prince, based on a… Read more.
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Every Jewish #1 Hit of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s
Ever wonder how much Jewish representation is in classic rock and oldies? This blog post lists every #1 US and… Read more.
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Book Review: Dust: More Lives of The Poets (With Guitars) by Ray Robertson
Angie Moon reviews Canadian author Ray Robertson’s new book Dust: More Lives of the Poets (With Guitars) featuring stories about… Read more.
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The Beatles Are Overrated: Using Facts, Evidence, and Logic to Debunk This Contrarian Take
Angie Moon makes her case for why saying The Beatles are overrated is factually incorrect. Using evidence and logic, she… Read more.
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Book Review: The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner’s Companion to Fleetwood Mac by Tim Durling
Angie Moon reviews Tim’s Vinyl Confessions Tim Durling’s latest book, The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner’s Companion to Fleetwood… Read more.
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My 20 Favourite Instrumentals of the 80s
Angie Moon shares her favourite rock, pop, and jazz instrumentals of the 80s including tracks by The Smiths, Rush, Kino,… Read more.
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Book Review: An A-Z of Jethro Tull by Richard Taylor
Angie Moon reviews a new comprehensive book about Jethro Tull: An A-Z of Jethro Tull by Richard Taylor. Read more.
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Feature & Interview: Brinsley Schwarz releases new solo album Shouting at the Moon
I’ve previously interviewed Graham Parker and reviewed a book about him and we’re continuing on this pub rock journey by… Read more.
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Interview: Author Gillian G. Gaar
Angie Moon interviews prolific music journalist and author Gillian G. Gaar. Read more.
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Book Review: Tom Petty: The Life & Music by Gillian G. Gaar
Angie Moon reviews a new coffee table retrospective book Tom Petty: The Life & Music by prolific classic rock journalist… Read more.
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Book Review: A Trick of Memory by Martin Barre
Angie Moon reviews Martin Barre of Jethro Tull’s autobiography A Trick of Memory, out on November 6. Read more.
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Review: The Kinks Sunny Afternoon Musical
Angie Moon reviews The Kinks Sunny Afternoon Musical. She also talks about going to the Ozzy Osbourne Working Class Hero… Read more.
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Book Review: Graham Parker’s Howlin’ Wind by Jay Nachman
Angie Moon reviews a new book by Jay Nachman about 1970s musician Graham Parker, focusing on Graham Parker and The… Read more.
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Interview: The Strawberry Alarm Clock
Angie Moon interviews George Bunnell, Gene Gunnels, Mark Weitz, Randy Seol, Steve Bartek, and Howie Anderson of 60s psychedelic rock… Read more.
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The Most “Classic Rock” artists post-classic rock, of each generation
Angie Moon writes a post about musicians from different generations who are inspired by classic rock. Read more.