Tag: Album Of The Month
The Story of Sade ‘Stronger Than Pride’
"Once a song's out there, it's no longer mine. And that's the whole purpose of music: to belong to people." Sade
The Story of Jane’s Addiction ‘Nothing’s Shocking’
"Jane's took that classic rock ‘n' roll and metal that Dave and Steve were into and mixed it with Velvet Underground, Iggy and Bowie. We had such an extensive vocabulary to draw from... It was like a science experiment." - Perry Farrell
The Story of Sigur Rós ‘Ágætis Byrjun’
“When you’re in Iceland, you’re just so isolated. But it was a really good time to grow up and play in a band. The only thing you did was just play with your friends and have fun. If you do that and are honest, then probably good things come to you.”
The Story of The Rolling Stones ‘Exile on Main St.’
In the face of adversity and a self-imposed exile, the world's longest-running rock n' roll band produce their most expansive work and one of the best LPs.
Classic Album Sundays presents Neutral Milk Hotel ‘In The Aeroplane Over...
An often requested modern classic, Neutral Milk Hotel's ode to Anne Frank is our first album of the month for 2015.
Album Suggestions for September 2014
With Gary Lucas in attendance at our NYC event our guests were inspired to suggest another great list of classics.
The Story of Pixies ‘Doolittle’
An album that gained respect from some of rocks biggest heros, and played an integral role in the creation of a genre that defined the 1990's.
