Totally Fuzzy — strahinja said...Back On The Road presents:TOP SINGLES 1955 – 2000: Top Twenty Hits of 1991THE CLASH – London Calling (1979)BOB DYLAN – Highway 61 Revisited (1965)BIG MAMA THORTON – Jail (1975)THE FLAMING LIPS – The... more info

Guardian Music — You thought Kasabian made dumb, boorish lad rock, didn't you? How wrong you were. The band bellow the truth into Alexis Petridis' earIt takes Tom Meighan literally 90 seconds to mention Kasabian's public image. The singer shakes hands, orders a round... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Fusion 45 said...Julian MarleyAwakehttp://www.fusion45.comrc said...one eskimo - givin up (don diablo remix)http://mondaymusicupdate.blogspot.comSakalli said...Exmagma - Exmagma (1973) (@256)Exmagma - Goldball (1974) (@256)Exmagma - Exmagma 3 (1975) ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — mpr said...REM - New Adventures In HiFiPixies - At The BBCFrank Black - Dog In The SandPrimal Scream - Echo Dekhttp://my-pet-robot.blogspot.comnuevo día said...echobelly: discographyhttp://obratotal.blogspot.coma r n e l said...Chic - 8 albumsB-Tr... more info

Live Daily — Plus: Sia, Paul Simon, more * * * Elton John "The Red Piano" (Island) Those who couldn't make it to Elton John's Las Vegas residency at Caesar's Palace can now enjoy "The Red Piano" in the comfort of their own homes. Though originally available on... more info

All About Jazz — Eagle Vision, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Eagle Rock Entertainment, will release The Moody Blues: Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970 on DVD for the first time May 26 (pre-book order date May 5, This is the legendary much talked-about 79-minu... more info

Live Daily — (LiveDaily.com) The Moody Blues [ tickets ] will return to the tour trail this summer for a sweeping stateside trek.... continued more info

Chicago Tribune — It's time to give the lads a turn. The ever-popular Celtic Woman show has wowed audiences around the globe thanks to consistent touring and some serious love from PBS. Celtic Thunder , while not affiliated with Celtic Woman, follows the same templ... more info

Topix — The Moody Blues: Chapter 1. One of my favorite songs of the British Invasion era was "Go Now" by The Moody Blues. After buying the single, I remember looking for quite awhile before finding a copy of their first album. The album was originally releas... more info

Totally Fuzzy — treblekickr said...Sonic Youth - Bad Moon RisingTalking Heads - 77R.E.M. - Chronic TownR.E.M. - New Adventures In Hi-FiR.E.M. - ReckoningR.E.M. - Dead Letter Officehttp://kickr.blogspot.comAyah Gagöhn said...(Valentine's day post)Various Artists -... more info