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Break Yo' TV: Bone Thugs-n-Harmony - "Crossroads"
At one point or another, we all have to look back at something we loved.
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Album Review: The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band [Remastered]
On the edge of psychedelia, on the forefront of sonic experimentation, and on the meticulous shoulders of producer George Martin, The Beatles rushed back onto the scene with their often misunderstood album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Where We Live: Subterranean - Chicago, IL
It’s dark and it's steamy. If it weren’t for the industrial fans blowing like an airplane engine behind you, the throngs of people would be unbearable. Luckily, you’re looking down on everybody else, and as you hear the first pop of chord meeting guitar that all-familiar enviable rush of joy crashes down upon you. You’re at Subterranean.
Listen: The Innocent
Interested in singer/songwriters? Visit Uncommon Ground in Chicago often to revel in the caffeine dampened acoustic guitar playing troubadours? The Innocent might be right up your alley, then.
Album Review: Math the Band - Don't Worry
Clocking in at just under a half hour, Math the Band’s newest album, Don’t Worry, is a splashy ball of intensity splattered on a background of happy, chintzy, chip tune blips.
Dusting 'Em Off: Michael Jackson - Thriller
There are only a choice few people in the world who can captivate people like Michael Jackson; and only a few albums in the pop-sphere will ever be as clean, as sparse, and as unbelievably encompassing as Thriller.
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