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The Clash Sandinista

The Clash - Mensforth Hill played backwards / Reverse from the Sandinista Triple LP Full backwards version of Mensforth Hill from The Clash.Converted by Al Lee

Kim Deal Music

Coast by Kim Deal unofficial

Bad Brains

Black Punk Means Liberation The present and future of Black punk culture.

Kim Deal Music

Kim Deal Goes Solo, and 7 More New Songs Hear tracks by Alan Sparhawk, Joy Oladokun, Ivan Cornejo and others.

Guided by Voices interviewed on their 30-year-old EP that became a cult classic Explore the chaotic brilliance of Guided by Voices' Get Out of My Stations EP, a lo-fi masterpiece born from beer-soaked basement sessions.

R.E.M. now...

R.E.M. reflects on band's beginning, breakup and more in rare interview The founding members of R.E.M. reflected on their early years in Athens, Georgia, how they ultimately found their sound, whether they have any regrets about ...

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Happy Birthday Jane Wiedlin

Tune in every Friday at 10:00. A.m.. only on WXNA!

Released this day in 1982. Know your rights!

Quadrophenia...

A Way Of Life: Making Quadrophenia - Part 1/4 Documentary on the making of the film Quadrophenia, with contributions from cast and crew, including director Franc Roddam and stars Phil Daniels, Mark Winge...

«The Hüsker Dü were friends of ours – we put their debut album, Land Speed Record, out on our New Alliance label in 1981. When they came to California to record in 1983, we barbecued for them on Cabrillo Beach and they told us about their new double concept album, Zen Arcade. We thought: “The Minutemen could do that too!” It was a dare, right? We’d just cut an album of songs with Ethan James at his studio, Radio Tokyo, but hadn’t released them yet. So we decided to write a bunch more songs, record them in March 1984 and put out a double record of our own. Hüskers had a concept for their double – but we didn’t. So we made like Pink Floyd on Ummagumma and each took a side to curate. We drew straws and started choosing from the songs we’d recorded – and the fourth side, the ‘chaff side’, was leftovers. The first song D chose was Anxious Mo-Fo, which I’d wanted for my side, because his guitar solo blows me away. We recorded Double Nickels On The Dime over two three-day sessions, months apart, on an 8-track Otari machine for $1,100 – and Ethan James mixed the whole thing in one night. The album title meant driving exactly at the speed limit, 55mph. D didn’t like that guy Sammy Hagar, who sang I Can’t Drive 55. We were gonna drive safe and make crazy music, while that clown was gonna drive crazy and make safe music. We went in the studio and played like it was a gig – but with the tapes rolling. And we let it all out, this weird, weird collection of things – everything we were about» – mike watt , 2024

Live at Bonds

The Clash Bond Casino 052981 RESTORED 2nd night at the Bond International Casino ! Sound is from a "monoish" audience recording from very low generation but That's why the restoration work is so ...

The song The Clash used to make fun of themselves Everyone needs to laugh.

Kid Kapichi and Madness’ Suggs talk new single ‘Zombie Nation’ and the impact of The Specials’ Terry Hall Kid Kapichi and Suggs have spoken to NME about their collaboration on the Terry Hall-inspired track ‘Zombie Nation’. See it first exclusively on NME.

ZuZu's Petals du Husker Du (band)

Zuzu's Petals- Standing By The Sea (Husker Du) Zuzu's Petals covering Husker Du's Standing By The Sea.

Huskers live

Hüsker Dü - Pink Turns To Blue (Provinssirock 87) great quality. live Provinssirock, Finland 1987