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But this definitely didn’t stop the crowd from reliving everything that is loved about the ‘90s music scene, as rockers young and old synchronized in a sea of smooth head bopping.
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To make your eclipse experience that much better, we at the Clog have composed a playlist full of songs to compliment this rare event. Get ready to jam out and have your jaw drop.
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OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017 might just be the most relevant reissue ever released — one that contextualizes and explores the structure of one of rock’s most important albums.
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The feeling I get, more and more, is that “in defense of the short album” might actually start translating to “in defense of the album.”
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The quintet showed no hesitation in scrapping the recorded versions of its tracks in favor of vast improvisations that turned the originals on their heads.
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Everyone who’s been to a few concerts has had this experience: The band starts playing a song you never really liked on the album — either because it was too slow, or not funky enough, or even just too ordinary — but by the end of the live performance, you
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I can’t explain why November is my favorite month. When anyone asks, I say that it’s because my ascendant sign is Scorpio and hope that they buy it and that they won’t try to debate me on whether or not astrology is real in the first place. Ten novembers ago
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Fall is such a beautiful time of year here in Berkeley. The leaves begin to drop, and even though the temperatures haven’t fallen that much, we can clearly see signs of the changing of seasons. We at the Clog have created a playlist suitable for a fall walk through campus. So
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San Francisco’s rapid changes are well-documented. As rents rise and tech booms, the city is changing alongside its inhabitants, and the cultural and civic landscape once the dust settles is uncertain. Until then, the music will keep playing, like this past weekend at San Francisco’s biggest music festival, Outside Lands.
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GRADE: A A Moon Shaped Pool — Radiohead’s ninth LP — opens with a red herring. The album opener “Burn the Witch” is a concept that has been floating around the band for more than a decade — teased, referenced, but never released in full. It arrives with a flourish
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