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Rock & Roll has always been more than loud guitars and long solos; it’s a soundtrack for examining life itself. When Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living,” he might as well have been talking about the spirit behin...


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Another year gone and a batch of cool sights, sounds and words to reflect on. There were new studio albums to be had. Box sets and reissues resonated heavily with fans of legacy artists. Memoirs popped up, unheard live sets shared. The visual side of vintage rock made the rounds as well. Something for everyone. So with that, we present a few of our favorites from 2025.


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As the year comes to a close, it’s time to assess some of the releases we’ve received that would make great gifts for your loved ones, related ones or your one and only. We picked through the pile and came up with a diversified selection we believe tinkles the eyes and ears of even the most discriminating music lover. Here’s five to think about….

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Though they initially struggled to follow up The Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd proved they were up to the task in 1975 with Wish You Were Here. Like its predecessor, a 50th anniversary celebration is in order, with respect to new mixes, previously unreleased tracks, and enough goodies to fill three LPs, two CDs, a box set, and a single Bl...


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In 1990, I was in Portland, Oregon, visiting a friend. I read in the local paper that a band I worked with in the past was in town for a gig. Should we check out? Why not. So, I made a phone call to the drummer, who told me he’d leave a pair of tickets at will call. “Get there early because we’re on first,” he advised me. They were opening for a new group on the rise called N...


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