Monthly Archives: July 2008

VH1 Rock Honors The Who

Just a quick reminder: This Thursday, July 17, is the annual VH1 Rock Honors show and the honorees are The Who. Word on the street is that Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Tenacious D, and Incubus will be there to honor … Continue reading

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Motley Crue rips Jones Beach on July 8

What a sick show I saw last week. I am still recovering from the intense two-hour rockgasm that I experienced from the tenth row of Jones Beach. Here are some observations I need to mention from the show: Tommy Lee … Continue reading

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Review: Weezer – Red Album [2008]

By Jonathan Zuckerman Well it’s seven years later and you all know what that means, another self-titled Weezer album. Their latest, which operates under the moniker The Red Album, is a frustrating mish-mosh of awesome tunes and utter disappointments. It’s … Continue reading

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Review: Nine Inch Nails – The Slip [2008]

By Daniel Del Ferraro Trent Reznor is a sadomasochist. On his website he posts cryptic messages, hinting that there will be new releases and news. I think he gets off on people scratching their heads and begging for answers. After … Continue reading

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Review: Bryan Scary – Flight Of The Knife

By Andrew Cosentino Bryan Scary is the 21st century’s Vincenzo Peruggia. A thief so brazen, conspicuous and crude in his efforts that it seems like he’s trying to get caught. And he has been, with the ideas of every original … Continue reading

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Review: Motley Crue – The Saints of Los Angeles [2008]

By Shelton A. Sellers My, my how the times have changed. It used to be that you could sign up for the fan club of your favorite band, and whenever they rolled into town, you’d be the first one notified … Continue reading

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