NME — Film4 back new movie based on late frontman's life more info

Nialler9 — Photos by Danielle Graham from the Gorillaz show last night which featured guests Bobby Womack, Kano, Bashy, Daley, Bootie Brown, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Little Dragon, De La Soul, Roses Gabor and even feckin Mark E Smith’s ramblings. Not to menti... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr. Jones said... Welcome to the weekend - today 30 Days Out slips out of our big sister's bedroom with a laid-back late 1960s classic from her record collection: "Realization" by Johnny Rivers. Come by and kick back with us as we give this one a spi... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Levin said... Loreena McKennitt - The Mask And Mirror (1994)FLAC Beatles - Rubber Soul (1965)FLAC Iona - Iona (1990) Joe Pass with Red Mitchell - Finally (1992)FLAC Thrice Mice - Thrice Mice (1971) http://zenekucko.ucoz.com My Blog TOO 2 said... M... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Tabayo Yatukishi said... Easy listening with a smut feeling ! 1 Jayne Mansfield show with a gret cover art: - Jayne Mansfield - "Jayne Busts Up Las Vegas" 2 compilations of french 60s comedy soundtracks, filled with reknowned french composers: - Var... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The story of Britpop is told in a fascinating film about Creation Records and its maverick founder, Alan McGee.Is it a cautionary tale? Is it a celebration of one of the music industry's most unlikely entrepreneurs? Is it an exercise in Britpop nosta... more info

ContactMusic — Rocker PAUL SIMONON had a special reason to play the U.K.s Glastonbury Festival with GORILLAZ - he had a running joke with his former THE CLASH bandmate JOE STRUMMER that... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Alan Mcgee doesn't recall too much about the year he discovered Oasis - at Glasgow's King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, in 1993."The drugs had moved on and were a lot harder by then," he said. "I recall signing Oasis but I barely remember anything else."In 1994... more info

The Vinyl Villain — This was the song that made #3 in my 45 45s at 45 rundown back in 2008. It was the highest position in the chart by a Scottish band - New Order and The Clash took the gold and silver medals.Released in January 1982.It reached the giddy heights of #6... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Dr Steve said... By no means a literal timeline of a genre, just my interpretation. Songs with the right feel and attitude from the 60's until now, admittedly, mostly centred on the golden age. Plenty of swagger from the U.S, the U.K and a slight det... more info