Flashback Friday: The Sex Pistols Outrage The Planet With “Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols”
Filthy, furious and game-changing, the debut record from the Sex Pistols is still ringing in our ears nearly 40 years later.
Flashback Friday: Kisschasy’s “United Paper People”
Everyone has an album that was the soundtrack to their teenage years. This was mine.
Flashback Friday: Bob Dylan’s “Blonde on Blonde”
Blonde on Blonde is pop, rock, and poetry. But perhaps for the last time in Dylan’s case, it’s something more.
Flashback Friday: The National’s “High Violet”
“It helped me accept that being sad and miserable isn’t necessarily a bad thing, and it helped me come out the other side on more than a few occasions.”
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Bob Marley & The Wailers, “Legend”
Wailing in the arms of a stranger, Bob Marley’s message of love and unity lives on.
Flashback Friday: Johnny Cash Greets Death As An Old Friend On ‘American IV’
The Man In Black looks his fate in the eye on the last album he ever released alive.
Flashback Friday: Daft Punk “Human After All”
A mixture of artistic statement and clairvoyant pop savvy, “Human After All” continues undiminished if not enriched by what it preceded.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Kings Of Leon “Aha Shake Heartbreak”
You have loved Kings of Leon as long as you have loved me… Longer, even.