Guardian Music — Choreographer behind Pan's People, the dance troupe loved by Top of the Pops fansWhen 15 million viewers tuned into Top of the Pops each week during the show's 1970s heyday, the appeal extended beyond the hitmakers on the screen to those who were not... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Ralph Dodger said... By now y'all hopefully know the wonderful PJ Harvey has released her new album, Let England Shake. This little gem features performances of three tracks from that album: PJ Harvey - 2011-02-19 - Rob Da Bank Show, BBC http://shoul... more info

Totally Fuzzy — hanalex said... Humble Pie - As Safe As Yesterday Is (1969) [ape] Groundhogs - Hogwash (1972) [flac] A Tribute To Pink Floyd - Return To The Dark Side Of The Moon (2006) [ape] http://boyzmakenoyze.blogspot.com Fremy said... Oldies, some albums... P... more info

Guardian Music — (Sony)Johnny Cash's Rick Rubin-produced American Recordings series of bleak covers has provided many a mature performer with a blueprint for career rebirth. However, after previously working with Rubin on mostly original material (including 2008's Ho... more info

Guardian Music — 'What have I sacrificed? Golly, pretty much everything – time with my parents, a home life, my own personal happiness'When did you realise you had a great voice? I wouldn't say I started off with a great voice, but I certainly had a good pair of l... more info

Guardian Music — Many of his songs are appallingly sexist. So why is feminist Julie Bindel such a fan of Snoop Dogg's music – and what did she make of his set?The crowd roars, the bass is so deep it hurts my chest. Snoop Dogg, resplendent in white singlet and a gia... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Thomas said... Sunday Songs to Start Sunday 1. Wait Up (Boots of Danger) – Tokyo Police 2. Get Drunk and Be Somebody – Toby Keith 3. Gold Guns Girls – Metric 4. Brightest Minds – Department of Eagles 5. Love Like a Sunset – Phoenix 6. All I... more info

Guardian Music — 'I heard Doo-Wakka-Day and loved its awfulness'As a rock critic, it's hard to make much of a case for the oeuvre of 1970s singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan. It's variously saccharine, unctuous and smugly jaunty – a state of affairs compound... more info

Guardian Music — "I download new music all the time, but I never really listen to it," says Empire of the Sun's Luke Steele. "But these are the songs that I never skip on my iPod ... they're timeless." The Cribs – Men's NeedsI toured with the Cribs in 2003 whe... more info