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Written by Shaun Soho (Crash Midnight) The Crash Pad (Part 1) We called him “Jasper” (we never knew his real name). He was the door guy at our apartment, and during the three years we lived there, I can’t recall him ever saying anything but a very raspy version of the Matthew McConaughey “alright, alright” line […]
Read MoreBy Joe Cotela (DED) I’ve been told that I used to run around singing “Born in the USA” by Bruce Springsteen when I was three years old, but I don’t remember it. I guess that would be the first hint that I would someday become a musician. As early as I can remember, my parents used […]
Read MoreBy Marc Adam Kahn (Thirteen Reasons) Music has always been a blessing and a curse for me. The not-so-lighthearted concept of duality is one that has always remained a constant throughout my life. It’s funny, the first memory of music that I have is my father singing in the car while we were taking road […]
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By Adam Waldman On March 30, 1979, Canadian power trio Triumph released their third studio album, Just A Game. This is the album that exposed the band to American audiences with hit songs like “Hold On” and “Lay It On The Line” (which is still a staple on classic rock radio today). Like the younger […]
By Adam Waldman On March 28, 1973, Led Zeppelin released their fifth studio album, Houses Of The Holy. This is the first Zeppelin album that featured exclusively original songs, and more importantly, a shift to more layered sounds and production techniques. Comprised entirely of songs that even casual Zeppelin fans are familiar with, it’s no […]