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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b048wwlk
On another note, disappointed that the only UK date for the Iron Maiden world tour is the Download Festival. Would loved to have got the chance to go see them, not seen them live in a long time.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-35751399
Can't beat a bit of " Right said Fred" :)
I always wondered what my reaction to this album would be, the hype surrounding it and inevitabilty of listening to it in the light of his recent death. While 2013's The Next Day was a very good album it did suffer from outstaying it's welcome not lots but definitely some filler in there. Yes some of Bowie's finest work in sometime but lacking some editorial control. This album Bowie's final in his lifetime has no such problem, only 7 tracks and each as vital as next. Trying to listen to it without thinking of his fight with cancer is futile so why bother? An extraordinary set of lyrics, the title track referencing a cancerous lesion. Lazarus clearly also addressing his condition and mortality.
Will this album effect me the same many years from now? I don't know but the emotional impact of hearing it today in light of his recent death has effected me deeply and can only say if this is his final word and nothing else surfaces as it has been said more material is possible. If this is the last thing it's more than a fitting epitaph to one of the most incredible and talented performers of all time. Ashes to ashes dust to dust but we'll nevet forget you Thin White Duke.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/7120409/kiefer-sutherland-debut-album-down-hole-2016-tour
Great Canadian band.
Although Homme's influence is evident Iggy hasn't sounded this alive since his Berlin era. Already having had an extraordinary swansong from David Bowie, this and a new Last Shadow Puppets album on the way, 2016 is shaping up nicely musically.
http://www.npr.org/2016/03/10/469693145/first-listen-iggy-pop-post-pop-depression?utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=rock
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Record Store Day is all fine and dandy but I think it's original intentions have been lost and it's just all the big labels with some of the indies tussling to put out as much product as possible and not much of it is that exclusive and just creates more opportunities for the Ebay scalpers to rip you off.
I have a number of the frieinds who work in the independent music trade and they say as much themselves.
I'm a veteran of the trade myself right up till 2007 was in music retail, 17 years, 6 of those working for one time music retail independent giant Fopp until they folded in 2007, who at one point were biggest indie in the UK.
Fopp stores around the UK are owned by HMV and while they adopt all the same look and ethic these are nothing to do with the original legacy of those stores.
S.O.B ( Get me a drink )