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‘Live from Tokyo’ Explores Music’s Japanification

Editor September 5, 2011

‘Live from Tokyo’ Explores Music’s Japanification

When it comes to cultural diversity, Japan has always been a borrower. Their entire writing system, known as kanji, is made up of Chinese characters; the country’s most popular sport is baseball, America’s pastime; and South Korean television dramas get all the top ratings. Japan’s music scene is no … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Movies Tagged With: "live from tokyo", d.v.d, DMBQ, enban, Eric Mintz, Japan, KIRIHITO, koenji, Lewis Rapkin, Nisennenmondai, noruma, Optrum, PARA (Boredoms members), Sajjanu, Samm Bennett, Sexy-Synthesizer, Shugo Tokumaru, Tenniscoats, Tokyo, Tokyo Pinsalocks, Uhnellys, underground music, W. David Marx

How I Met Happythankyoumoreplease

Editor March 7, 2011

How I Met Happythankyoumoreplease

Love is hard to find in the concrete jungle, but if you look the right places it might just creep up and bite you in the ass. HAPPYTHANKYOUMROEPLEASE is Josh Radnor's (How I Met Your Mother), feature writing and directorial debut about a struggling writer named Sam (played by Josh Radnor) who takes … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Movies Tagged With: angelika, Happythankyoumoreplease, Josh Radnor, Kate Mara, Malin Akerman, New York City, Pablo Schreiber, Tony Hale, tribeca, zoe kazan

When You’re Strange…Everyone Remembers Your Name

sfrank115 November 3, 2010

When You’re Strange…Everyone Remembers Your Name

In this riveting documentary film about The Doors, we get a first hand look at the rock quartet whose impact on the American Rock music scene is still felt four decades after the band's untimely demise in 1971. Written and directed by Tom DiCillo, narrated by Johnny Depp, and produced by Law & … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Movies, Reviews Tagged With: "The Soft Parade", 2010, 60's, alcohol, culture, Dick Wolf, documentary, drugs, eagle rock entertainment, Fear and Loathing, hunter thompson, idol, Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Johnny Depp, Kanye West, Law and order, lifestyle, movie review, MTV, Ray Manzarek, reform, Robby Krieger, Rock'n'roll, social expressionism, The Doors, Tom DiCillo

Black Sabbath’s Paranoid Gets The Classic Albums Treatment

Editor August 19, 2010

Black Sabbath’s Paranoid Gets The Classic Albums Treatment

In June of 1970, just four months after Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album, guitarist Tony Iommi, drummer Bill Ward, bassist Terry "Geezer" Butler, and singer Ozzy Osbourne gathered in the studio to record Paranoid, the album Time Magazine calls "the birthplace of heavy metal. This … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Editorials, In The Spotlight, Movies Tagged With: "Electric Funeral", "Iron Man", 2010, Bill Ward, Black Sabbath, Blu-Ray, Classic Albums, dvd, eagle rock entertainment, Geezer Butler, Henry Rollins, live, Master of Reality, Ozzy Osbourne, Paranoid, Sam Frank, Sean Cyprys, Time Magazine, Tony Allom, Tony Iommi

How The Stones Survived Exile On Main Street

Editor July 6, 2010

How The Stones Survived Exile On Main Street

One of my fondest memories of college was when my friend Brad invited me into his apartment and got me listening to The Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band on his really expensive Sony headphones. It was after this listening session that I became a devout fan of The Beatles’ music, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Editorials, Movies, Reviews Tagged With: Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, documentary, Dominique Tarle, eagle vision, France, Jack White, Keith Richards, Led Zeppelin, Martin Scorsese, Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor, Nellcote, pink floyd, Rolling Stones, Sheryl Crow, stargroves, Stephen Kijak, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, villa, Villefranche-sur-Mer

A Toast to the Irish –Welcome Home:Music of Ireland

sfrank115 March 8, 2010

A Toast to the Irish –Welcome Home:Music of Ireland

Kermit the frog once said, "It ain't easy being green," and for the people of Ireland nothing could have been closer to the truth. As potato famine spread across the land millions of Irish families, with little or no money, were forced to settle in the cities that ships landed in. Despite their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, In The Spotlight, Movies Tagged With: Bill O'Reilly, Bob Dylan, bono, Charles Dolan, Clannad, Gabriel Byrne, irish, Jerry O'Connell, Kermit the frog, Liam Clancy, Matthew Broderick, Mick Foley, Moya Brennan, Pete Seeger, Planxty, Regis Philbin, Riverdance, Rory Gallagher, St. Patricks day, The Clancy Brothers, the edge, Thin Lizzy, u2, Whiskey in the jar

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