Last week we covered the Leave Me Alone (Lemelo) Party’s position on regulation. If legislation results in us being hassled less, we’re all for it. That seems simple enough, right? We pride […]
Rise Of the Planet of the Lemeloes 2: Electric Boogaloo
On My Turntable: This Is PiL
After a twenty year hiatus music’s own Richard III is back with This Is PiL, Public Image Ltd.’s first album since 1992’s That What Is Not. If you’re looking for artistic growth […]
Deep Cuts: From the Class of 1984
Bruce wasn’t the only chart topper of 1984 whose worst songs also happen to be his most popular. The Billboard 100 singles chart for that year represents a tremendous amount of talent […]
Stompin’ Prints Are Here and Ready For Presale!
I just picked up the twenty-five “Keep On Stomping” prints. They came out great. With border the final prints are 18×24 inches and are printed on paper with more specifications than my […]
89. Radio’s On and I’m Moving ‘Round the Place
Summer 1984 saw the release of Bruce Springsteen’s Born In the U.S.A. My buddy and Camelot Music coworker Alex was so excited that he bought his copy down the mall at Record […]
The Who Brings Quadrophenia Tour To North America
Regular readers, friends, and neighbors with thin windows know all too well my fondness for The Who. I’m just a couple of years too young to have seen them when Moon the […]
From The Stacks: Ariel – Starbody EP
I picked this up for a buck at a local record store figuring that it would be a fine edition to the Controversial Album Cover Gallery. Surely an album cover featuring manga […]
The Rise of the Planet of the Lemeloes
Politics and observational bitching aren’t my wheelhouses. There are plenty of places out there for you to read that stuff, so I stick to music and true tales of puking strawberry daquiri […]
Deep Cuts: Songs For Fresh Starts
Perhaps the single most powerful tool we each have in our tool boxes is that great big hammer we use to knock down our house of cards and start over again. (Note: […]
88. Oh I Have Been Out Searching With the Black Book In My Hand
Lee G. and I sat on my bedroom floor doodling while we listened to The Alarm’s Declaration. I bought the album because when I saw Nigel Twist on the cover with his […]
