Monday’s Hors d’Oeuvres
Written by
Scott Bernstein on
01.22.2007 |
Bloggers, Grateful Dead, Hors d'Oeuvres, Jimi, NYC, The Police, Widespread Panic
I sure was getting used to all those three-day weekends. This weekend just flew by, so let’s get back into the workday groove with the following tasty stories:
- The Police Reunion Watch: Andy Summers made a rare appearance at the NAMM 2007 trade show to perform Message In A Bottle
- Rage Against The Machine gets in on the 2007 reunion trend with an announcement it will headline Coachella (full festival lineup here)
- Bowery Presents is proposing a new venue for Manhattan’s West Side
- iConcertCal is an awesome plugin for iTunes that displays a calendar of concerts from the artists in your music library
- Software that emulates Jimi Hendrix’s tone
- A review of Saturday’s American Beauty project concert from the New York Times (we’ll review last night’s show shortly)
- Widespread Panic has released the full details of their Spring Tour including a three night run in their home town of Athens
- IGN lists the top 10 songs about airplanes and top 25 metal albums (via largehearted boy)
- The Aquarium Drunkard has released the 22nd edition of its podcast series, featuring songs by DJ Shadow, The Clash, Dr. John and more
- Norah Jones is coming out with an album of self-penned songs on 1/30
- And our boy Neddy fills you in on shows in the NYC area this week
See any good shows this weekend? See any bad shows? Weigh in below…
Monday, January 22, 2007 at 11:11 am
Rage back together? This really is the Year of the Reunion…next thing you know they’re gonna dig up Ricky and Richie and get The Band back together. The sad thing is, even though neither of those guys have a pulse, they’d still be better than 99% of the bands out there today.
Monday, January 22, 2007 at 5:01 pm
Songs about planes has got nothing on songs about trains… :)