All of David Bowie’s songs in chronological order
By Jéssica Chicarelli
A playlist of 279 songs on Spotify.
Click on the link to listen: All of Bowie's songs in chronological order
Originally published on Bula magazine.
Meet the Hurdy Gurdy, the Hand-Cranked Medieval Instrument with 80 Moving Parts | Open...
Originally published on Open Culture | December 19th, 2018
Donovan’s “Hurdy Gurdy Man” may be the creepiest song ever written about an obscure medieval instrument (made all the more so by its...
Johnny Cash – Further On Up The Road
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Further On Up The Road
Where the road is dark and the seed is sowed
Where the gun is cocked as the bullets cold
Where the miles are marked in the...
When Punk Got The Funk
Source: PoPMatters
As punks were looking for some potential pathways out of the cul-de-sacs of their limited soundscapes, they saw in funk a way to expand the punk palette...
How Ronnie James Dio saved Black Sabbath
Source: Louder
By Paul Elliott | 2020 Feb 18
Black Sabbath might have lost Ozzy, but they recruited Dio and make one of the greatest heavy metal albums of all time
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How David Bowie Delivered His Two Most Famous Farewells: As Ziggy Stardust in 1973,...
Source: Open Culture
When David Bowie left us on January 10, 2016, we immediately started seeing the just-released Blackstar, which turned out to be his final album, as a farewell. But...
J.S. Bach, Cantata 136, at Trinity VIII
Originally Posted by Hendrik Slegtenhorst on October 31, 2018
The cantata considers themes of mortal hypocrisy and divine judgment.
The cantata’s bass recitative first bewails the ubiquity of impurity, then insists, in arioso, that, nonetheless, in Christ...
Qual foi a primeira música de heavy metal da história? | Cultura | EL...
Comemora-se 50 anos do que para muitos especialistas é a canção que inaugurou um dos principais gêneros do rock
Publicado originalmente no El País de 17-2-2019
Por Carlos Marcos
Vamos entrar, devidamente...
When Punk & Reggae Fans Launched the “Rock Against Racism”
Source: Open Culture, June 17th, 2020
The UK of the late-70s was, in many unfortunate respects, like the UK (and US) of today, with far-right attacks against West Indian and...
Oi! – The Truth by Garry Bushell
Source: Wayback Machine
“We stand for punk as bootboy music. Oi! is working class, and if you’re not working class you’ll get a kick in the bollocks.” – Stinky Turner, 1980.
“Loud,...