CD Review: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Shifts Gears On New Disc

CD Review: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Shifts Gears On New Disc
Click10.com, FL - 41 minutes ago seductive vocals on "Gospel Song" can keep you entranced even though the track's staircase-winding guitar plucking is swiped from the Rolling Stones' cover of

Review: Rolling Stones concert
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Sep 1, 2005 A scathing Jagger-penned song on the new Rolling Stones' album is said to reply to a Hall tune about Mick's womanising ways. Yet

Review: Stones shake off the moss with new CD
East Valley Tribune, AZ - Sep 6, 2005 From Keith Richards opening guitar salvo on "Rough Justice," the first tune on the Rolling Stones new record, "A Bigger Bang," it s clear that the band

Rap rules rock on Billboard albums chart
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - 4 hours ago Kanye West's "Late Registration" and 50 Cent's "The Massacre" denied the Rolling Stones the No. 1 slot on The Billboard 200 album chart this week.

World s Coolest Band
National Review Online, NY - Sep 13, 2005 But calling Sigur Ros a rock band is like calling the Rolling Stones a blues band not a ridiculously obtuse description, but still in basic need of a

They can still rock -- but not write
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Sep 13, 2005 nothing more boring and fatuous than adding up the ages of the Rolling Stones. As The Independent's rock critic pointed out in his review, McCartney's album

CD Review: Tim Ries - The Rolling Stones Project
Blogcritics.org - Aug 30, 2005 About a week ago this midnight, the Rolling Stones had just finished up their second show at Boston's Fenway Park. Rather than going

Groove Armada LOVEBOX Album Review
Thread, New Zealand - Sep 13, 2005 Groove Armada LOVEBOX Album Review "This is definitely," says Tom Findlay, in considerable understatement, "the 'Tuning In' is more Rolling Stones than Judge

Album Review: The Rolling Stones - A Bigger Bang
Monsters and Critics.com, UK - Sep 8, 2005 The Rolling Stones` studio releases since `81`s excellent 'Tattoo You' generally expand the band`s concert repertory by a song or two, while delivering

Stones stick with tried and true - and that's too bad
Chicago Sun-Times, United States - Sep 9, 2005 of rock 'n' roll -- most are in their 60s, but they perform like musicians half their age." Added a second review in the The Rolling Stones' Boston gig on Aug.