Phish: The BiographyBy Brian Robbins on November 20, 2009Don’t be digging into Parke Puterbaugh’s new Phish: The Biography looking for details of who consumed how many drugs and how wasted they were when they did – and shame on more » | 
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KISSBy Bob Lange on November 17, 2009Before even listening, Sonic Boom suffers from some degree of disingenuousness just because they dressed Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer up as Ace and Peter. C'mon guys, at least Eric Carr and Vinnie more » |
More Reviews  | Elliott Brood
By Shawn Donohue on November 17, 2009
When you hear the title phrase Mountain Meadows, you may think of pastoral fields growing high in the sky with peaceful ease, not so for this Canadian trio. Elliott Brood has More »
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|  | Mark Karan
By Doug Collette on November 17, 2009
Some four years in the making, Mark Karan's Walk Through The Fire nevertheless sounds like it was recorded in a single inspired yet relaxed moment of inspiration. The songs, the arrangements More »
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| |  | John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
By Doug Collette on November 12, 2009
The rudimentary recording technique and amateurish quality of the audio/video content on this DVD is perfectly in keeping with the rough-hewn nature of John Lennon's performance with his pickup band at More »
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|  | Phish
By Shane Handler on November 11, 2009
As Phish’s powerful rendition of The Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main Street defined their Halloween desert escapade, Festival 8, it was a line from the immortal songwriting team of Jagger/Richards that More »
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|  | Dafnis Prieto
By Doug Collette on November 11, 2009
On course to attain a position comparable to the great drummer/bandleaders in jazz history, Dafnis Prieto and his band played an imaginative single set at FlynnSpace October 29th. The six musicians More »
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|  | Matthew Ryan
By Jason Gonulsen on November 10, 2009
This is not a singer-songwriter getting wasted in front of a mirror. He’s looking at all of us, questioning what is real, frankly asking what we want. In many ways, Dear More »
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|  | Sam Bush
By Jason Rooks on November 06, 2009
Sam Bush, along with his trademark mandolin style and champion fiddle playing, has inspired jamgrass acts like Yonder Mountain String Band and Leftover Salmon, to more mainstream bluegrass acts like Allison More »
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|  | Admiral Browning
By Bob Lange on November 06, 2009
So much stoner and doom rock tends to be an exercise in heaviness alone. While that certainly has its place, few people can take the steady bludgeoning that it offers even More »
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| |  | The Mars Volta
By Bob Lange on November 04, 2009
The Mars Volta is a band of mystery. They're detached, they're impersonal...they're brilliant. It's commonly accepted that a concert should involve some connection between band and audience. By conventional thinking, this More »
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|  | The Wood Brothers
By Doug Collette on November 04, 2009
Opening for Bruce Hornsby at the FlynnCenter October 7th, The Wood Brothers won over the headliner's audience. Chris and Oliver's sly humor and understated country blues made an almost immediate connection More »
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