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newsofthenight · 4 months

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Punk's Not Dead, It Just Needs a Nap

In an unexpected collision of musical generations, an original punk band, “The Rebels,” recently took center stage at the local senior center, turning what was once a haven for bingo enthusiasts into a center of geriatric rebellion. The groundbreaking event was proudly sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). Decked out in leather jackets adorned with patches, the band…

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#70&039;s #aarp #bass #music #old people #punk #punk rock #punk singer #retired #retirement #senior citizens #senior living #seniors #the 70&039;s

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vinyl-connection · 2 years

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MAN FROM THE EAST

Classically trained percussionist Stomu Yamashta recorded for Island Records between 1972 and 1976, releasing seven albums of extraordinarily creative and enjoyable progressive music. With elements of formal composition, jazz-rock, electronica and progressive rock, Yamashta’s ability to fuse East and West into an intriguing and entertaining whole was remarkable. Although I have most of the…

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#70s progressive rock #Saul Bass #Steve Winwood #Stomu Yamashta #Stomu Yamashta&039;s GO

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pastdaily · 2 months

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Slade - Live At Reading 1980 - Past Daily Morning Soundbooth

Coffee works wonders too: https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/slade-live-at-reading-festival-1980.mp3 Slade – Live at Reading Festival 1980 – BBC Radio 1 Had it not been for the phone call asking if they would be last minute replacements for an ailing Ozzie Osborne, Slade may very well have packed it up by the end of 1980. One of the biggest selling bands of the 1970s (well over 20…

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markagorman · 2 years

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Alternatives To Valium by Alastair McKay: Book Review

Got this for my 60th from my pal Neil Walker. It’s a two part book, sort of autobiography, by Alastair McKay who was a music writer for The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday and a bunch of music mags. The first half is about McKay’s upbringing in sleepy North Berwick, a market town about 20 miles from Edinburgh in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, frequenting many of the music haunts that I too enjoyed in my…

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#Alastair McKay #Autobiographies #Music books #North Berwick #punk rock #Scotland in the 70&039;s #The NME

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msamba · 2 years

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Queen Elizabeth II dies aged 96

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#"it will be for us #and despite mobility issues she continued with public duties. Cathy Newman looks back at the life of Queen Elizabeth and how Britain transfo #and later danced on the streets with the crowds #and that of Andrew and Sarah Ferguson #and then just seven weeks later #and when Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997 #announced his engagement to Lady Diana Spencer #Buckingham Palace has announced. She became Queen in 1952 at the age of 25 and spent 70 years on the throne. She had pledged to serve her pe #Culture #George VI #has died #her husband of seven decades and "rock". The Platinum Jubilee in 2022 marked 70 years on the throne #her mother. Golden Jubilee celebrations #history #in 1952 reached Elizabeth while she was on safari in Kenya. The following year her coronation was held #invoking Vera Lynn&039;s wartime classic #marking 50 years on the throne #on the eve of Diana&039;s funeral #Prince Charles #Princess Margaret #pulling an officer&039;s cap over her eyes so nobody recognised her. In 1947 #Queen Elizabeth II #reaching an all-time high when she became the unexpected star of the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics. But there were more diffi #saying that when peace returned #she appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace with her family and Winston Churchill #she had to deal with the death at 99 of Prince Philip #she lost her only sibling #she married Philip Mountbatten #the children of today #the first female in the Royal Family to become a full-time member of the armed forces. On victory day in Europe

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confessionsofanangrymetalhead · 2 years

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Jerry Cantrell - Brighten

Jerry Cantrell – Brighten

https://open.spotify.com/show/4Adxscmvu0LeAWt2xA734l It’d been nineteen years since Jerry Cantrell, the fucking Riff God himself, release a solo record, 2002’s Degradation Trip. And a lot has happened since that time, in particular the completely unexpected REBIRTH of Alice In Chains with their 2009 comeback MASTERPIECE, Black Gives Way To Blue. From that point on, minus a song that was recorded…

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gbhbl · 3 years

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Album Review: Psychic Hit - Solutio (Seeing Red Records)

Shake those hips, bang that head and get transported back time. If that sounds like fun, you know what do you.

Bay Area band Psychic Hit ‘hit’ the scene with a demo in 2018 that showed off a knack for channelling the sounds of ’70s hard rock and proto-metal, and now they’re set to release their debut album, Solutio, on July 9th, 2021 via Seeing Red Records. Coming out of the gate with a 70’s rock sound, Psychic Hit immediately transport you back in time with Livin’ On. It’s a solid blast of proto-metal…

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#70&039;s Rock #Album Review #Proto-Metal #Psychic Hit #Rock #Seeing Red Records #Solutio

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mikesdailyjukebox · 6 years

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Whatever Happened To Ambrosia?

What do you think of when you hear the word “ambrosia”? Described in ancient Greek mythology as the “food of the gods”, it was brought by doves and provided immortality to anyone who feasted upon it. Speaking of food, many have enjoyed a sticky sweet dessert called Ambrosia Salad made with succulent pineapple slices, oranges, marshmallows, and coconut. But music fans, especially those…

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#70&039;s Rock #AM Radio #Ambrosia #Biggest Part of Me #Holding On To Yesterday #How Much I Feel #Late Night With Jimmy Fallon #Ribfest #You&039;re The Only Woman

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perfectlytremendousdaze · 3 years

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Flashback Friday Song of the Day - So Far Away - Carole King

Flashback Friday Song of the Day – So Far Away – Carole King

Today’s Flashback Friday post honors Carole King, who was honored this week with her second entry into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (She was formerly inducted into the hall for songwriting.). Though it was a wee bit before my own musical time, her 1971 masterpiece, Tapestry, began its journey to becoming the 81st best selling album of all time for monster hits like I Feel the Earth Move, It’s Too…

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#70&039;s #carole king #flashback friday #live performances #Rock & Roll Hall of Fame #song of the day #Youtube

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ibonoco · 4 years

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Quickly before the censorship!

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#70&039;s #French rock #Je m&039;éclate au Sénégal #Les Martin Circus

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musicthatdoesntsuck · 4 years

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ARTIFACTS UPDATE: Unearthing Rare Releases From the Past

Date-X – Self Titled (1981) (powerpop) Sweden 🇸🇪

Skiploader – From Can Through String (1996) (indie rock) Portland Oregon 🇺🇸

Monuments In Making – On The Outskirts Of This Empire (2003) (post-hardcore) New Jersey 🇺🇸

Userfriendly – Movin’ Out (1997) (pop punk) San Diego 🇺🇸

Flat Stanley – Analbum Cover (2003) (pop punk) Florida 🇺🇸

The Boys – Self Titled (1977) (power pop) London 🇬🇧

Monsters – Self Titled (1997)…

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#70&039;s powerpop #90&039;s pop punk #horror punk #musical artifacts #new jersey post hardcore #portland indie rock #san diego pop punk #sweden powerpop

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jerseydeanne · 5 years

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Ok I’m Just Bored… LOL Vintage 🎼

#70&039;s #70s Soft Rock #Todd Rundgren

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thejoyofviolentmovement · 5 years

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New Audio: Photo Ops Release a Breezily Wistful Take on 70s AM Rock

New Audio: Photo Ops Release a Breezily Wistful Take on 70s AM Rock @photoopsmusic @luckybirdmedia

Earlier this year, I wrote about Photo Ops, the folk-tinged, dream pop recording project of Los Angeles, CA-based singer/songwriter Terry Price. And as you may recall, Price began Photo Ops as a way to find meaning within an onslaught of of traumatic and life altering events — a sudden and serious medical condition, his father’s death and the breakup of his longtime band Oblio. All of…

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pastdaily · 2 months

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Camel With Peter Bardens - Live At The Marquee - 1974 - Past Daily Morning Soundbooth

https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/camel-live-at-the-marquee-1974.mp3 – Camel – Live at The Marquee – 1974 Before the visual and theatrical aspect evolved, a Progressive Rock concert was a lot like going to a Jazz Concert. No dancing, stage presentation, lasers, explosions – it was all about the music and the playing. The musicians did very little on stage and barely moved around.…

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#1970&039;s #1974 #70&039;s #Camel #Electronica #keyboards #Live Concert #Marquee Club #musicians #Peter Bardens #Progressive Rock #Progrock #virtuoso

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thefutureispast · 5 years

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This is Pop...The Rezillos

This is Pop…The Rezillos

The career of the Rezillos was short and punchy, just like their songs.

Coming from Edinburgh they emerged fully formed, had a couple of hits, released an album that was in effects a greatest hits record and then squeezed out a live record of their greatest hits album before they split. It all seemed to take about a year.

It was slightly more complicated, they started off as a kind of art…

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#1970&039;s #70&039;s biography #drums #eudene reynolds #jo callis #old grey whistle test #punk rock #the rezillos &039;Faye fife

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loudhorizonmusic · 3 years

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(JET’s debut single from 1975) Perhaps it should have been entitled ‘This Band Ain’t Big Enough For Both Us.’ Just days before embarking on television promotion for the single that would bring them international attention, Sparks decided to fire their bass player, Martin Gordon. There’s a suspicion this was caused by friction between the parties over writing opportunities, but who knows? The…

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#70s #70smusic #featured #glam #glam rock #Jet #John&039;s Children #Sparks #supergroup

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