Last month The Beastie Boys announced that there would not be anymore albums with them as a trio following the death of member Adam Yauch. They really went back to basics with their last album "Hot Sauce Committee. It was very reminiscent of earlier albums like "Ill Communication" and "Check Your Head". Keep reading to learn a little more about the final album by the Beastie Boys.
Showing posts with label MTV'S 120 Minutes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MTV'S 120 Minutes. Show all posts
Monday, July 21, 2014
Beastie Boys: End Of An Era.
Last month The Beastie Boys announced that there would not be anymore albums with them as a trio following the death of member Adam Yauch. They really went back to basics with their last album "Hot Sauce Committee. It was very reminiscent of earlier albums like "Ill Communication" and "Check Your Head". Keep reading to learn a little more about the final album by the Beastie Boys.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Under The Ivy: The Life And Music Of Kate Bush
I have posted about Kate Bush before, but she is so awesome that she requires more than just one post. During one of my catalog searches looking for good blogging material, I was overjoyed to discover that the library owns the biography of Kate Bush: Under The Ivy. Continue reading to learn more....
Labels:
Bjork,
Bryan Ferry,
courtney love,
David Gilmour,
Fiona Apple,
Kate Bush,
Milla Jovovich,
MTV'S 120 Minutes,
Peter Gabriel,
Roxy Music,
Sarah McLachlan,
Sinead O'Connor,
Sting,
Tori Amos,
Tupac Shakur
Saturday, November 17, 2012
The Encyclopedia Of New Wave
If you have read any of my previous posts, you have probably noticed that I am a huge new wave connoisseur. If you enjoy new wave you have got to check out one of the library's recent acquisitions The Encyclopedia Of New Wave by Daniel Bukszpan. It is a solid who's who companion of many of the strongest acts of new wave rock who paved the way for what the world would eventually define as "alternative rock".
Labels:
ABC,
Bananarama,
Billy Idol,
Blondie,
Cure,
Cyndi Lauper,
Elvis Costello,
Eurythmics,
Human League,
Madonna,
MTV'S 120 Minutes,
Peter Gabriel,
Police,
Pretenders,
Smiths,
The Cars,
The Cult,
Thompson Twins
Thursday, July 26, 2012
I want my MTV: 120 Minutes, Alternative Nation, Headbanger's Ball, YO MTV Raps and the lost art of music video.
In my childhood and teen years, I fondly remember MTV being a terrific network that was led by creative professionals that were all about premiering quality music and entertainment. Much of their programming was all about introducing new and innovative music to the audience. Come reflect with me for a moment and let's revisit wonderful shows like 120 Minutes, The Headbanger's Ball, Yo MTV Raps, Alternative Nation, Amp, Beavis And Butthead, and Liquid Television.
Labels:
120 Minutes,
Alternative Music,
Alternative Nation,
dance,
electronic,
Headbanger's Ball,
Hip-Hop,
metal,
MTV,
MTV'S 120 Minutes,
Music Video,
New Wave,
Punk,
R&B,
Rave,
trance,
Trip Hop,
Yo MTV Raps
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