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Led Bib: Bring Your Own
by Bruce Lindsay
Led Bib has never been an easy ensemble to pigeonhole: according to critics and reviewers the band is “punk jazz," free improvisation, avant-garde, skronk, dirty jazz--and, most splendidly, “death-jazz-cum-math-punk." On the evidence of the London-based band's fourth album, Bring Your Own, it's all of the above, and a little bit more. This is music for dancing, ...
Puttin' On The Ritz: White Light / White Heat
by Bruce Lindsay
The Velvet Underground's White Light / White Heat (Verve, 1968) was an antidote to insipid pop and a stark contrast to the happier, more optimistic sounds of many West Coast rock bands. Its tales of death, depravity and despair are classics. Puttin' On The Ritz's re-visioning of the entire album--which is available on vinyl and as ...
Is "Sunday Morning" the Best Wake-up Tune Ever?
SUNDAY MORNING Whether you're fighting off a brutal hangover or just welcoming daylight into your field of vision after a good night's sleep, it's hard to beat The Velvet Underground's 1966 classic. “Sunday Morning" has the magical capacity to soothe you into waking life, which is weird considering it was added to the band's seminal 1967 ...
Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes
Label: Universal Music Group
Released: 2004
Track listing: Disc 1: I'm Waiting for the Man 2. It's Just Too Much 3. What Goes On 4. I Can't Stand It
5. Some Kinda Love 6. Foggy Notion 7. Femme Fatale 8. After Hours 9. I'm Sticking With
You 10. Sunday Morning 11. Sister Ray
Disc 2: 1. Follow the Leader 2. White Light/White Heat 3. Venus in Furs 4. Heroin 5.
Sister Ray
Disc 3: 1. Rock & Roll 2. New Age 3. Over You 4. Black Angel's Death Song 5. I'm
Waiting for the Man 6. Ride into the Sun 7. Sister Ray/Foggy Notion
The Velvet Underground: Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes
by Colin Fleming
A sprawling triple-disc album featuring over three and a half hours of music, The Quine Tapes is also an especially historic one. Despite two previously issued live albums, the Velvets' live legacy had suggested more than it revealed. 1969 was a fine, arresting document, but lacked both “Foggy Notion" and “Sister Ray," setlist cornerstones, the two ...
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