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- For the record: where to find vinyl, new releases in Columbia on Record Store Day - The StateThe StateFor the record: where to find vinyl, new releases in Columbia on Record Store DayThe StateLiving Colour: Live at CBGB's, 12.19.89 (Legacy) A first-ever release on vinyl of the group's live performance at the legendary NYC nightclub. Fresh off opening for the Rolling Stones' Steel Wheels tour, this features Corey Glover, Muzz Skillings […]
- En el corazón de CBGB's: aparecen fotos inéditas de grandes músicos en el emblemático club - Infobae.comInfobae.comEn el corazón de CBGB's: aparecen fotos inéditas de grandes músicos en el emblemático clubInfobae.comEl costo de las películas fueron un enemigo, que la entonces estudiante apenas podía llevar adelante, por lo que el material no es abundante, más bien son como pequeñas pinceladas en el medio de la oscuridad de CBGB's. Por eso, en algunos […]
- Coachella 2018: David Byrne Remains a Vital Artist - L.A. WeeklyL.A. WeeklyCoachella 2018: David Byrne Remains a Vital ArtistL.A. WeeklyIt can be easy to forget that Byrne and Talking Heads were born out of the same NYC CBGB's punk scene that also gave us The Ramones, Dead Boys, Television, Blondie, etc. That scene was far more eclectic than it's often given credit for but, while so ...and more »
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- Coachella 2018: David Byrne Remains a Vital Artist - L.A. Weekly April 15, 2018L.A. WeeklyCoachella 2018: David Byrne Remains a Vital ArtistL.A. WeeklyThe Talking Heads' 1984 Stop Making Sense is one of the all-time great concert movies. At the peak of their powers, the New York band choreographed a visual performance that matched the set list in that it was strange and quirky and compelling — and ...and more »
- John Cooper Clarke: a poet with a fondness for the f-word - NOW Magazine April 9, 2018NOW MagazineJohn Cooper Clarke: a poet with a fondness for the f-wordNOW MagazineBut then, as he was walking onstage at CBGB's in 1978 and realized the word wouldn't mean shit to New Yorkers, he quickly switched it to something more locally colloquial. Unsurprisingly, it fucking worked. “'Bloody' is very whiny and English. It's a ... […]
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