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“Rock Over London”: Minding the Musical Gap
During the heyday of New Wave and post-punk, there were a few critical musical beacons. The author recalls one particular lifeline.
Don Klees
Don Klees literally watches TV for a living. When not basking in television's glow, he enjoys debating the merits of theatre versus film with his wife, telling his kids about music from before they were born, and writing about pop culture in general. The latter includes books about Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan and most recently, David Bowie.
Fleetwood Mac in the 80s: Going Their Own Way
One of the top albums of all time, "Rumours" shot Fleetwood Mac into another dimension. What happened a few years after was...different.
“The Twilight Zone” Can Still Surprise You
"The Twilight Zone" absolutely earned its place in the Classic TV pantheon, but these Twilight Zone episodes may give you something new to appreciate.
Lou Reed’s Walk on the Mild Side
Being a punk icon ain’t easy when you’re hitting middle age. But you can count on Lou Reed to explore aging and anarchy with grace.
Bryan Ferry at The Royal Albert Hall – Then and Now
Just before the lockdown, Bryan Ferry performed an epic live show. He's just released that recording to benefit his crew.