Posts tagged "Keith Richards"
Blerd Radio 2015 | Episode 15: The Best Of 2015 (Part One)

Blerd Radio 2015 | Episode 15: The Best Of 2015 (Part One)

Big Money, Dr. Z and Michael Parr talk 2015’s best music (including Kendrick Lamar–DUH…) in the latest Blerd Radio podcast!

Blerd Radio 2015 | Episode 8: Appropriate This!

Blerd Radio 2015 | Episode 8: Appropriate This!

Piggybacking off of our last episode, in which  Mike Cunningham The Packet Man  jokingly stated that he was the leader of the Pittsburgh chapter of the NAACP, we ( Big Money,   Dr. ZMichael Parr  and The Packet Man) decided to do a podcast about cultural appropriation. This is definitely more of a circular discussion (with no real conclusion) than many of our other podcasts, but it’s an interesting discussion. Some highlights: -We discuss what made us finally decide to pull the trigger on this discussion, with a special […]

bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Nine

bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Nine

We’re in crunchtime on our best of the ’70s list! Mick and Keef have a few things to say to you, though.

Spin Cycle: Tom Waits' "Bad As Me"

Spin Cycle: Tom Waits’ “Bad As Me”

Back in 2006, Tom Waits released a sprawling odds-and-sods collection called Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers, and Bastards. At a massive three discs, and packaged like a dusty hardbound American tome large enough to bludgeon with, Waits decided to cut directly to the chase: each disc was named after the type of songs contained therein, according to which of the three titular descriptors it matched. That mentality isn’t unique to that set, though; in Tom Waits’ universe, in fact, brawlers, bawlers, and […]

New Release Report: Something to Crow About?

Another kinda slow week for music buying, at least if you like what I like. Here are some highlights. Sheryl Crow “100 Miles from Memphis”-As I have mentioned in a previous post, I haven’t really dug Sheryl’s last couple of albums. However, the smooth first single “Summer Day” has me anticipating a Sheryl album more than I have in at least a decade. Keith Richards and Justin Timberlake both guest here, and she covers Citizen Cope’s “Sideways”. She also gives […]