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Record Review: The Cure – The Head On The Door GER CD [part 2]
[…continued from last post] After the opening pop salvo of “Inbetween Days” it was time for the band to throw down the gauntlet of eclecticism that would define this album. “Kyoto” song had a lurching, shambolic beat, courtesy of drummer … Continue reading
Record Review: The Cure – The Head On The Door GER CD [part 1]
The Cure: The Head On The Door GER CD [1985] In Between Days Kyoto Song The Blood Six Different Ways Push The Baby Screams Close To Me A Night Like This Screw Sinking I cannot believe that in nearly 2000 … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1985, music video, The Cure, The Head On The Door, Tim Pope
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All The Way To Cleveland: The Mott The Hoople Saga [part 5]
An East Coast Monk In King Wenner’s Court [part the second] […continued from last post] RRHOF – the present This year the class of 2019 inductees added seven artists to the sacred rolls of the Hall. Of recent years, there … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection, Uncategorized
Tagged 2019, Ohio, Roxy Music, RRHOF, The Cure
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REDUX: The Blue Monday Ripoffs
March 3, 2014 It was almost 31 years prior to the day when the seminal New Order single “Blue Monday” was initially released. The 12″ sporting a floppy disc inspired sleeve was issued by Factory on March 3, 1983 and … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Core Collection, Designed By Peter Saville, seminal single
Tagged 1983, Blue Monday, Divine, New Order, The Cure
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Reeves Gabrels + His Imaginary Friends @ The Grey Eagle 10-4-17
Mother McCree! Lightning can strike when you least expect it to! Last night, after making a pizza, I was having a leisurely dinner with my wife. She had looked at the local freekly, which I had brought home yesterday and … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Concert Review, Tourdates
Tagged David Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, The Cure, Tin Machine
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Monk Agog: Flexipop! Tome Crowdsourced And No One Told Me
So I hope you saw this coming from yesterday. I was writing about the Boomtown Rats flexidisc that came with issue #3 of Flexipop! Magazine, and in case anyone reading the post didn’t have a clue as to what I … Continue reading
The ‘Blue Monday’ Ripoffs
It was almost 31 years prior to the day when the seminal New Order single “Blue Monday” was initially released. The 12″ sporting a floppy disc inspired sleeve was issued by Factory on March 3, 1983 and once it hit … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 8 6, Blue Monday, Divine, Love Reaction, New Order, The Cure, The Walk
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