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Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York Review

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October 20, 2013

Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York Review

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Cheap Music: The 62 Cent Sex Pistols Record

December 20, 2013

Every now and again I’ll run into cheap music that I absolutely have to tell people about. My goal with Sell Out Records is to talk about music on a regular basis, and recommend albums, songs, videos, and more to those that may want to pick up a record or two. Music has changed my life and will change yours. Today we begin a new segment called Cheap Music, or as the picture says. On this day I found the seminal release from The Sex Pistols, and for 62 cents (used). You can’t beat that, you just can’t. “Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols” by The Sex Pistols is the one record that all punk rockers have to listen to at least once. I even signed a band based on how closely they resembled the sound of these guys. The Sex Pistols may only have put out one album, but their legacy influences so much music it’s ridiculous. Mention the name Johnny Rotten or Sid Vicious and people of any musical taste will know immediately what you're talking about. Even though Steve Jones, Pa...

Nofx "Ribbed" Review

January 26, 2024

The Ribbed Experience - Slipping into Something Less Comfortable When NOFX released "Ribbed" back in 1991, they weren't just releasing an album; they were issuing a challenge to the punk rock status quo. Imagine a world where leather jackets are paired with clown noses, and mosh pits are filled with inflatable hammers. That's the "Ribbed" universe – a punk rock album that refuses to take itself too seriously, insisting that you do the same. The Soundtrack to Your Questionable Life Choices "Ribbed" kicks off with "Green Corn," a track that sets the tone faster than a teenager's mood swing. The song is a frenetic, fast-paced welcome mat to the album, daring you to keep up with its tempo. Then comes "The Moron Brothers," an ode to those friends we all have who, let's face it, aren't winning any Nobel Prizes soon but sure make life interesting. But it's not just the lyrics that slap you with a slice of pizza ...

Hollywood Drunks Smash Through Genres With Precision on Swell

February 10, 2014

There’s something familiar about Hollywood Drunks, and yet I can’t figure it out. With their album “Swell” they go through a spinning wheel of genres and remind me of so many bands, and yet they are all alone on their platform of cool. At first you want to try and compare them to The Red Hot Chili Peppers, but they shake that vibe by the second track, and then take you on a course of catchy, rock infused tunes right before they drop you into a world that sounds all too much like television. That’s not a bad thing, it’s comforting, like a warm blanket on a cold day, it’s refreshing music and it’s got a lot to offer. The first track that struck me greatly was “That Age” as it has such a classic sound to it, modern rock, adult contemporary, jingle ready, commercial appealing, and full of melody, guitars, bass, and just “good” music. It took me back a little to the first time I heard The Roots on a skateboard video, because their sound plays so well with so many other talents, and it’s...

Figures of Light Unleashes Proto Punk Creativity With The Power

December 31, 2013

Artists are often times held under 1 banner and that’s it. Figures of Light cannot be described with just one word, although they are one of the best examples of proto-punk. Even that genre is too small for them, because they bring together elements from across the musical world and create something that is truly unique. With the release of “The Power” they once again push the boundaries of labels and make something that is not only worth listening to, it’s imperative to do so. I hear it all the time, “music all sounds the same”, “the radio sucks”, and the classic “there’s no good new music”, and I always tell people they aren’t listening. Here’s a prime example of something new, mixed with elements of things old, but not in the way that hip hop acts sample records. This is something outside of the world of carbon copied, and sampled elements, and can only be called art. You get ambience, rock guitars, fast pacing, and blends of blistering musical integrity that people should be ...

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