Keith Emerson, ELP Keyboardist, Dead at 71
Keith Emerson, founding member and keyboardist of Emerson, Lake and Palmer and a prog rock legend, died Friday at the age of 71 Michael Putland/Getty Keith Emerson, founding member and keyboardist of Emerson, Lake and Palmer and a prog rock legend, died Friday. He was 71. His bandmate Carl Palmer and the trio’s official Facebook confirmed Emerson’s death. TMZ reported that police found Emerson wit
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Keith Emerson of Emerson Lake & Palmer in 1970. Chris Walter/WireImage/Getty For close to a half century, prog has been the breeding ground for rock’s most out-there, outsized and outlandish ideas: Thick-as-a-brick concept albums, an early embrace of synthesizers, overly complicated time signatures, Tolkienesque fantasies, travails from future days and scenes from a memory. In celebration of Rush’
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U2 unleashed a brilliant surprise, Bruce Springsteen hit a new peak, St. Vincent made deliciously weird noise and more 2014 was another phenomenal year for music, illuminating darkness when it often seemed that the only light was from buildings burning in Ferguson, Missouri. Veterans like U2, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Jackson Browne and Leonard Cohen were showing the youngsters how it's done,
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Faith No More have unleashed “Motherfucker,” the first single from their upcoming seventh studio album, and their first studio recording since the pioneering alt-metal boundary-pushers originally disbanded in 1998. As bassist Bill Gould told Rolling Stone, the track is the first taste of an album that will be produced by Gould himself, recorded in the band’s Oakland rehearsal space and released on
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U2 — all four original members, of course — performing at the Academy Awards in Hollywood, California on March 2nd, 2014. Kevin Winter/Getty U2 are one of rock & roll’s greatest success stories for their artistry, but also for their marathon endurance. Friendship, health and serendipity have kept founding members Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. together since 1978. Our current co
Neil Young Files for Divorce From Pegi Young
Neil Young has filed for divorce from Pegi Young, his wife of 36 years and frequent musical collaborator. A petition for dissolution of marriage was filed by Young in their hometown of San Mateo, California, on July 29th. A hearing is scheduled for December 12th. A rep for Neil Young had no comment. Pegi is the inspiration for some of Young’s most enduring love songs, including “Such a Woman,” “U
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Lou Reed performs at Ahoy in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Michel Linssen/Redferns After leaving the Velvet Underground in 1970, Lou Reed went to work for his dad’s accounting firm as a typist. If he had never played a note of music again in his life, the four albums he made with the Velvets would be enough to establish him as one of rock’s leading songwriters and visionaries. Fortunately for him, and f
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Readers' Poll: The 10 Greatest Black Sabbath Songs
Black Sabbath are returning this June with 13, their first album of original material with Ozzy Osbourne since 1978's Never Say Die! They're also embarking on a world tour that comes to America in July. Sadly, they have reformed without original drummer Bill Ward due to a business dispute, so Rage Against the Machine's Brad Wilk plays on the album and Tommy Clufetos is behind the kit for the tour.
Album Premiere: Joey Ramone's Posthumous ' . . . ya know?'
Joey Ramone’s second solo album . . . ya know? is a posthumous collection of demos and unreleased tunes that the Ramones singer recorded over the last 15 years of his life. The set may have been written and recorded at different times, but it’s very cohesive, thanks to the rocker’s distinct vision as a songwriter. The record will hit stores on May 22nd, but you can purchase it here. You can stream
Rock & Roll Yearbook: What Madonna, Prince, Eddie Vedder and More Stars Looked Like in High School : Photos : Rolling Stone
Rock & Roll Yearbook: What Madonna, Prince, Eddie Vedder and More Stars Looked Like in High School
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