Procol Harum was one of the best and oddly overlooked bands ever. Every one of their albums has something worth hearing, which is more than you can say for 95% of what’s out there today, if not a little more. Here they are blistering “Still There’ll Be More” in the ’70s. B.J. Wilson’s drumming was incredible; Gary Brooker’s voice and piano playing always a joy.
Author: Captain Capm (Page 43 of 118)
Wow, has anyone ever had a bigger ongoing public meltdown in the history of the universe than Britney Spears? Her latest escapades found her throwing a baby bottle at, and threatening to kill, a photographer. Awesome. The photog has decided to sue Spears whose one bodyguard threw him on the ground and beat him until security arrived. According to the story,
in front of several other hotel guests and bystanders, Spears threatened to kill [photographer] Deetz and said he should get a restraining order against her because she was going to kill him or hire someone that would, it said.
Classy, Britney. Keep the freakouts comin.’
“Ladyfingers.” Dig it.
Dammit, I had this post all ready to go in my head, when I just looked at the site to see…Davy Medsker reported on the same band! Oh well, I’m seeing Daft Punk as well, and here is their cooler than cool appearance in an old Gap ad with Juliette Lewis (shame about how they chopped up “Digital Love,” though).
Yours truly and the illustrious David Medsker will be heading out to Lollapalooza this year to check out some bands and write about what we heard and saw. I’m going to see some cool ones. He’s going to see some cool ones. Some of them we’re going to see together. We already have our little schedules of what we want to see ready to go. One of the bands I’m going to groove to is Yo La Tengo. It’ll be nice to see them. Here’s a video of them playing the catchy “Mr. Tough” live at a radio station.
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