Book Review: Elvis, My Best Man
Last week I was browsing through the selection of new books at my local library, searching for two titles in particular: Blockade Billy, the new baseball-themed novella by Stephen King and Jesse Ventura's American Conspiracies. The absolute last thing I was looking for was yet another book about
Review: Titus Andronicus- The Monitor
Sorry Grant, but I have seen the future of rock and roll, and I gotta wonder just what the hell they put in the water in New Jersey. I probably won't be able to describe this very well so please just listen to it for yourself.
Apparently this
Review: Hank III- Rebel Within
Let's talk about Rebel Within, the new album from Hank Williams III. Love him or hate him, you have to respect his willingness to do what he wants, even if he has to fight his label to do that. This is the last album on his contract with
Jompson Brothers: I have seen the future
of rock 'n' roll. If it has a future. Which is not to pile upon Chris Stapleton's new group any of the foolishness which Dave Marsh's breathless, glorious, joyous hyperbole racked up for Bruce Springsteen. This is not Time magazine, and the Jompsons owe
Stargunn: Reviewing a Lost Gem
I was originally going to post a blog about the abundance of high quality music that can legally be found for free on the internet. But I guess that will have to wait for another time. Last week's Shooter Jennings contest on this site got me going through
Larkin Poe, "Spring" an EP
It's going to be difficult for me not to get overly effusive with praise for Larkin Poe's 1st CD. This work may not make many "Best" of the year lists, but it has become my favorite. I've listened to it almost daily