The Dandy Warhols - Smoke It

The Dandy Warhols - Smoke It
soundgenerator.com - Smoke It review Smoke It 2005 Rating: 6. by James Glazebrook 31 Aug 2005 The Dandy Warhols are back, and they've got a new sound. Well, it's new to them the Rolling Stones and the Velvet Underground were swaggering to this fuzzy psych-rock 40 years

Sometimes, popular culture is the news
Times Union - I saw the Rolling Stones, the world's greatest rock band why a photo of Mick Jagger and a concert review were stripped across the front page of Sunday's Times Union

Album Review: Herbie Hancock, 'Possibilities' (Hear Music/Hancock Music)
LiveDaily - Hancock, 'Possibilities' (Hear Music/Hancock Music) September 02, 2005 02:04 PM by liveDaily Contributor It's more than likely that 'Possibilities' will be a major hit. Topics Herbie Hancock Related News Stories rolling with the Stones and more this fall Related Concert Galleries

CD REVIEW: Rolling Stones go for 'A Bigger Bang'
AP via Florida Times-Union - So here's how Bigger starts banging. The 62-year-old Mick Jagger rips into an entendre-dripping verse on Rough Justice that I can't even hint at in a family newspaper. Keith Richards joyously destroys the solo therein. Bang is probably the Stones' most consistently rewarding studio record underwhelming Steel Wheels (you Stones folks can talk Dirty Work

They can still rock -- but not write
Seattle Post Intelligencer - By DAVID LISTERI keep having this strange dream. The arts world has regressed to 1968. There are releases of albums by the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Bob Dylan. A rock musical, 'Hair,' is about to be staged in London. Independent's rock critic pointed out in his review, McCartney's album has hardly any tunes and

Concert review: Rolling Stones
The Record Online - Worried what it'll be like to get old? Go see a Rolling Stones concert. answer obvious. Another Rolling Stones tour? Sure, the news always Rock and Roll The Stones are touring in support of

The Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang
The New Zealand Herald - So assessing its 16 tracks - their biggest offering since Exile on Main St - required much time to be spent on the road.

Rolling Stones make 'Bigger Bang'
SignOn San Diego - the most vital and rewarding album the Rolling Stones have made since 'Tattoo You' in 1981, especially new 'Rough Justice.') ALBUM REVIEW The Rolling Stones 'A Bigger Bang' Virgin

NORM: Shirt style strikes chord with Clapton
Las Vegas Review Journal - Monday, August 29, 2005 Copyright Las Vegas Review-Journal NORM: Shirt style strikes chord with Clapton Starr and Paul McCartney, former Rolling Stones member Bill Wyman and actor

The Rolling Stones
PopMatters - likelihood this is not the first review you've read of the Rolling Stones' new album, A Bigger Bang we don't listen to the Rolling Stones for lyrical brilliance, but they've

CD Review: Ok Go!
The BG News - By Nicole Rominski REPORTER September 23, 2005 Ok Go! " Oh No" Capital Records Grade: A This CD still deserves an A if you only listen to the fourth track on the CD. the Time" and is a commentary on the Rolling Stones classic "Sympathy for the Devil". For those who In it the Stones claim the devil will "lay your soul to

EW review
CNN - (Entertainment Weekly) -- Boy, incipient senior citizenhood certainly is turning out differently for Paul McCartney than he -- or we -- once thought. While his peers the Rolling Stones are currently trying to live up to their hoary rep as the (alleged) greatest rock

THE BLACK VELVETS - The Black Velvets (album review)
MusicOMH - Roses, AC/DC, T-Rex, Led Zeppelin, and, deep down, the Rolling Stones. This is music of constant riffing, cannon-ball