Where Worlds Collide: Jazz, Al Di Meola, and Rupert Murdoch


Go to Where Worlds Collide Front Page Previous Entry « Kandersteg Next Entry Spam, spam, spam, spam... » Categories Games Memes Miscellaneous Music News Photos Railways SF Recent Entries As Others See Us Terrorists Amongst Us Poll on Musicals Ouch! Your Ideal RPG Group? Torture Manchester Show 2006 Live Review: Porcupine Tree, Manchester Academy, 30 Sep 2006 Story vs. Experience Banger Blue on TV Full text feed for the Music category Summary aggreate feed for the whole site Powered by 2.661	Jazz, Al Di Meola, and Rupert Murdoch If you love music, and think commercial radio plays far too much formulaic sludge and not nearly enough good stuff, you must read this. It's a longish post, but well worth the time it takes to read it. (Link from the road to surfdom) Posted by TimHall at June 08, 2003 05:43 PM \| TrackBack Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Comments: Remember info?	Links of the day 10 Most Overrated Albums From BBC 6 Music. Coldplay! The Smiths! Oasis! Pete Knobhead Docherty! Who am I to disagree? More Ghost Reveries The Ministry of Information has another review of Opeth's new album. Everything Sounds Like Coldplay Now Mitch Benn's paean to formulaic glum rock for bedwetters is shortly to be released as a single! And there's an album and tour to follow. Scott on Railroad Earth Scott recommends some Railroad Earth MP3s. I'll have to catch this lot if they ever play live on my side of the Atlantic. Farewell, Dr Moog The man who gave the world the Mini Moog, Dr Robert Moog has died aged 71. "The sound defined progressive music as we know it," said Keith Emerson.