Moon Is Up: The Rolling Stones' Voodoo Lounge at 30 - Rock and Roll Globe
Voodoo Lounge marked a milestone for the Rolling Stones in several ways. Released on July 11, 1994, it was the band’s 20th studio album, their first in| Rock and Roll Globe
Voodoo Lounge marked a milestone for the Rolling Stones in several ways. Released on July 11, 1994, it was the band’s 20th studio album, their first in| Rock and Roll Globe
When your last name is Dylan, one might reasonably expect that success is all but assured. Nevertheless, Jakob Dylan went through the same scenario that| Rock and Roll Globe
VU was a bold title for this 1985 record. When you see a new release from a long-broken-up band named after the band, you might expect a greatest hits| Rock and Roll Globe
A hard fact of popular music: Sometimes, selling out results in better art. Take Scritti Politti, the scrappy communist punk band turned synthpop| Rock and Roll Globe
American supergroup Mr. Big's debut album set a new precedent for hard rock musicianship in 1989| Rock and Roll Globe
Melody Esme is a writer and filmmaker based in Portland, OR. She has previously written for Film Inquiry, Maura Magazine, and NO CINEMA!| Rock and Roll Globe
Listening to Galaxie 500’s seminal 1989 dream pop album On Fire, one can’t exactly hear that singer-guitarist Dean Wareham would find the sweet spot| Rock and Roll Globe
