In the Spotlight:
» Big Geez puts on the red, white, blue, and the green to celebrate July 4th in his latest Retro Redux: The Grinch Makes A Rare Summer Appearance.
» Mark Saleski is overcoming personal trauma and once again the music is talking to him.
» El Bicho puts on his dancing shoes and asks Does It Offend You, Yeah? - You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into.
Band of the Week: Crosby Loggins
» Fresh from his win on MTV's Rock the Cradle, Crosby Loggins talks to A.L. Harper about growing-up the son of Kenny Loggins, his philosophy of life and of course his debut album We All Go Home. You can also read what A.L. thinks of We All Go Home.
BC Music Goodie Bag:
This week in the BC Music Goodie Bag we have streaming and embedded video and audio from Jazmine Sullivan, My Education, Tami Chynn, Daniel Lowery, The Airborne Toxic Event, and Rick Springfield.
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Recent Music Articles
- Jul 4, 2008
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - His Hand In Mine— Essential Elvis: Chapter 8.
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The Sugars - Cursed by Rock N' Roll— It's time for the British trio to take their darkly authentic slant on bygone thrills to a wider audience..
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BC Music Goodie Bag: Jazmine Sullivan, My Education, Tami Chynn, Daniel Lowery, The Airborne Toxic Event, and Rick Springfield— Some star-spangled treats for your Forth of July.
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The Friday Morning Listen: Tim Collins - Fade— Overcoming the fear that I would hear nothing again.
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Music Media: Straight Line Stitch, Soulfly, Johnny Cash, Shinedown, Dream Theater, Cephalic Carnage, Black Sabbath— Do you like music? Check here!
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The Rockologist Puts Together A 4th Of July 2008 Mixtape— In porn terms, Hendrix's "Star Spangled Banner" is what you would call the "money shot" of a July 4th mixtape.
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Music Review: New York Dolls - Live At The Filmore East— They may not be the same names as they were thirty years ago, but they're still New York Dolls.
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- Jul 3, 2008
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Music Review: Panic at the Disco - Pretty. Odd.— Oh sure, there's posturing and posing all over this. That's the point.
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Concert Review: Tom Waits, 7/1/08, at the Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL— He's got the fire and the fury at his command.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - G.I. Blues— Essential Elvis: Chapter 7.
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Music DVD Review: Jimmy Buffett's Scenes You Know By Heart— Buffett's new concert DVD lacks the 'heart' of his previous work.
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Music Review: Neuraxis - The Thin Line Between— Fine Canadian tech-death.
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Music Review: G-Unit - T.O.S.: Terminate On Sight— A conked-out group of mediocre rappers stringing together a chain of suburban soft-core rap.
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Retro Redux: The Grinch Makes A Rare Summer Appearance— It turns out that the Hulk isn't the only green guy lurking around.
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Interview With Fonzworth Bentley— If you were to look up the word Gentleman in the dictionary, there would be a picture of Fonzworth Bentley...
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Music Review: Immortal Technique - The 3rd World— Tech brings the content and brings it hard.
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Music DVD Review: Bill Monroe - Bill Monroe: Father Of Bluegrass Music— An interesting and historical look at an under appreciated musical icon.
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Really Really Good: The Explosive Edition— Music and videos from Prince Fatty, Old Dirty Bastard, Three 6 Mafia and reggae for the summer!
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Music Review: Does It Offend You, Yeah? - You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into— Perfect for your next dance party.
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Music Review: Black Tide - Light From Above— A new young metal act is taking the scene by storm.
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- Jul 2, 2008
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Music Review: Calabria Foti - A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening— With ten elegant songs, Calabria Foti's second album is a sultry and silky album certain to steam up the windows.
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Music Review: Build - Build— This release could change the way you think about contemporary composition.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - Elvis Is Back— Essential Elvis: Chapter 6.
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Music Review: Flight Of The Conchords - Flight Of The Conchords— The true beauty of Flight Of The Conchords is in knowing that the band is actually a comedy act.
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Music Review: Dennis Stroughmatt - Cadet Rouselle— Music from Upper Louisiana — which is NOT located in the state of the same name.
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Music Review: Art Pepper - Unreleased Art, Vol III: The Croydon Concert May 14, 1981— Art Pepper's widow Laurie gives us jazz fans another reason why we miss her late husband so much.
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Music Review: Pat Benatar - Ultimate Collection— A collection of hits from Pat Benatar for rock fans everywhere.
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- Jul 1, 2008
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Music Review: The Futureheads - This is Not the World— The post-punk popsters attempt a return to form with mixed results.
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Music Review: The C Elliot Project Trifecta— The C Elliott Project is just beginning.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - King Creole— Essential Elvis: Chapter 5.
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Devo Sues McDonald’s; New Wave Nigel Under Fire— Devo vs. McDonald's - round one
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Music Review: Willie "The Lion" Smith & Don Ewell - Stride Piano Duets: Live In Toronto 1966— It's loud, raw, and not very sophisticated, yet full of an energy.
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Music Review: Izzie Voodoo - The Push— Slap on the pancake, it's a goth you can dance to!
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Music Review: Massive Attack - Blue Lines— Massive Attack's first album challenges listeners with a unique combination of soul, hip-hop, trance, and reggae.
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New Album Releases 07/01/08: Celebrate America With Willie Nelson, Plus: G-Unit, John Mayer, Los Lonely Boys, My Chemical Romance & More— Happy 4th Of July!
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Music Review: Scrapomatic - Sidewalk Caesars — When it comes to what it takes to present old roots music to modern audiences, Scrapomatic understands.
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