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Mind, Body, and Soul Expo – Saratoga City Center – Photos – by Art Fredette. More from Art Fredette…
Harbinger Theatre’s Mrs. Packard Is Irresistible by Joanna Palladino. “History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or timid.” – Dwight Eisenhower Often the past is forgotten and old plays or historic theatrical pieces are tossed to the side for more edgier modern works that are sure to thrill and engage […]
Jethro Tull – Thick As A Brick – Album review by Joshua Reedy. (1972) My copy: 2015 reissue by Chrysalis. Jethro Tull’s 1972 jab at conceptual progressive-rock records consists of the first ever full-LP-spanning song; that is, both 20+ minute sides are technically one long song (which suits their controversial sense of humor quite nicely). […]
They’ll Slap You For Cash – by Liam Sweeny. Ingenuity is dead. As soon as something unique becomes cool, they shut it down. Or it gets too big tor keep itself sorted. Well, weary travelers. I will give you the eulogy of the Shachihoko-ya Slap. Shachihoko-ya is fine culinary establishment in Nogoya, Japan. It was […]
Prog Digest – December – An Xperience Column – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. Howdy folks and Happy Whatever Holiday you want to celebrate time. For all of you who are now saying – Hey Klyde – why are you being politically correct? Well, it is really very simple. At any given time in this household, we […]
Albums of 2023, Year to Escape and Move On – By Eric Gustafson. December 2023 In a chaotic year of falling savings and yet more war, many listeners opted to escape to the lyrical, emotive, dreamy strains of crooners. Reminiscent of the 1930s or 1960s, other eras of American dread and creativity, it may be […]
Jukebox – Music News Cuts Guns N’ Roses – The General Guns N’ Roses is releasing a new single called “The General.” The song is a B-Side of the band’s limited edition seven-inch vinyl single, “Perhaps” that was made available for preorder last August. The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles was the first place the […]
Albany Lou – “A Hot Minute” – interview by Liam Sweeny. RRX: We all get into creative pursuits for different reasons. Some people get into music and the arts to escape; for some, it’s a natural outlet. Was was music, and creativity in the larger sense, for you? AL: Absolutely I actually started writing poetry […]
Leslie Mendelson and Steve McEwan played a variety of tunes at The Linda in Albany on December 2nd. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy…
Turkey Dump and the Most Popular Time to Dump Someone – by Liam Sweeny. It sucks to get dumped. I haven’t been dumped in a while, but that goes with not having a girlfriend in a while, one of the few benefits besides being able to sleep in your bed with all of the covers. […]
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