You are going to need a monster of a wallet to pay for the collected soundtracks of Godzilla movies from 1954-75. A whopping fifteen movie soundtracks collected together for the first time by Waxwork Records. It will be worth every penny. Get ready to get your ears assaulted by nefarious sounds bellowing from the recesses of the caverns of the deep.
Posts tagged as “music”
The Many Faces of series is perhaps one of my favorite various artists series based on popular groups. The series concentrates on the music of featured artists with different interpretations of their music and other artists who cover their songs. The Beach Boys are getting the royal treatment with The Many Faces of The Beach Boys.
Amy Winehouse At The BBC includes Amy's earliest BBC Radio sessions, music from her first-ever TV performances, as well as unheard gems, rarities, unique covers and live versions of classic songs from "Frank" and "Back To Black." The set also includes a beautifully illustrated 20-page booklet featuring rare photographs.
Teensville proudly presents Flowers In My Garden, the seventh installment of examining the forgotten and neglected sounds of the late 60s. Compiled to give the listener an 80-minute frown-upside-down trip, the compact disc features 30 tracks recorded between 1966-1970 that sound like hits but weren't. Artists include Bonni Long, The Guild, Donna Marie, Norro Wilson and many more.
Mick and boys are grounded till he is medically cleared to tour. That won't stop them from picking at your wallet with the latest in a long list of compilation packages drawn from an extensive armory of hits. The new album Honk consists of music recorded from every Rolling Stones studio album from 1971 to 2016’s Blue & Lonesome.
The Lost Turntable is your hub for imported out-of-print 12" and rare b-sides. The caretaker of this site loves his music and partakes on his different spin on the music and the people behind the music. I enjoy unique introspect of how music has a special place in his life. It is a bridge into his personal life and how it shaped him.
Jason Heller examines how sci-fi crept into music in the seventies an beyond. From Hawkwind to disco. Many strange stars were born.
Rock around the clock!
Here is the ultimate collection of every song sampled by the Beastie Boys. The list is extensive! The boys were rhymin’ and stealing for a…
The Frenchification of famous rock albums into French by Thomas Ollivier. How funny (or ridicule) it would be if we literally translate world famous album…
I am not a fan of Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs as solo artists but together they have a certain magic. They make sweet music.…
Casual audiophiles will not know that after the death of Jim Morrison that The Doors continued to record not one but two other albums. Clearly…
It is 1972 rock and roll is in peak form. Some of the biggest bands are churning classics out of the rock and roll machine.…
It has been 7 years since lead singer Stuart Murdoch from Belle and Sebastian has released an album. He is afflicted with chronic fatigue syndrome,…
Here is more Star Wars stuff you do not need. Presenting the glowing Bluetooth speaker shaped like the Death Star from Star Wars. The universe…
Rock and roll might be dead, but nostalgia is abound. 101 Essential Rock Records: The Golden Age of Vinyl, from The Beatles to The Sex…
I am a audiophile and I love music. I also like books, movies and comics. I guess I am a hoarder. I tell my wife…
Is rock and roll dead? Now I didnt want to be the one to lay it on ya sweetheartBut I used to be a little…
There’s no point in asking, you’ll get no replyOh just remember I don’t decideI got no reason it’s all too muchYou’ll always find us out…
Welcome to my nightmare, the oddest couple who ever met. Colonel Sanders and Alice Cooper. Alice was quite the spotlight kid in the seventies. Many…
It is hard to find decent rock groups nowadays. Here is a diamond in the rough. Brooklyn’s Total Slacker brings the 90’s grunge to the…
Joe Strummer’s London Calling is prose brilliance. It is punk poetry. He was a Dylan Thomas punk. This is the song that made the band.…








