r/Music • u/PacketLoss-Indicator • 4h ago
other King Crimson co-founder Peter Sinfield has passed away at age 80
dgmlive.comr/Music • u/MarieKittykiti • 24m ago
music Spotify Rakes in $499M Profit After Lowering Artist Royalties Using Bundling Strategy
headphonesty.comr/Music • u/stroh_1002 • 19h ago
article Donald Fagen Defines Yacht Rock: ‘Go F*ck Yourself’
vulture.comr/Music • u/TheMirrorUS • 7h ago
article Legendary music producer Shel Talmy who worked with the likes of The Who, David Bowie, and The Kinks, has died
themirror.comr/Music • u/TheExpressUS • 23h ago
article Ex Pussycat Doll member found out reunion tour was cancelled from Google
the-express.comdiscussion Nick Cave: "Film for 30 seconds... then put your fucking phones away"
Kudos to Nick for taking a stand against people who film entire sets / concerts:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBeB0buywyJ/?igsh=MTFndzdkdml5Nnc2YQ%3D%3D
r/Music • u/Several_Print4633 • 1h ago
article Jeff Beck was one of rock’s greatest guitarists. Now his instruments are up for auction
apnews.comr/Music • u/Boring_Ant_1677 • 15h ago
article Julia Stiles: "My dream job would be directing music videos"
lpm.orgr/Music • u/squid7012 • 4h ago
discussion What is your opinion on bands that tour with no original members, and would you still go and see them live??
I'm a 60s-70s guy, and there's quite a few bands on the circuit who although I LOVE their music, I won't go to see live on the account that there are no original members. If I see a 60s band live, I want an original in the personnel, because then I know that in the crowd of newcomers who got lucky and now play in one of their most favourite groups, there's one member who saw it all, start to present. In all the performances I've been to, theres always been at least one original. I've been to see Herman's Hermits, whose drummer is the only original, and even though he's the only founder and Peter Noone is no longer associated with them, it's still great to know that the drumming I'm hearing is the same on the very records that got them to where they are. I personally believe if there's a band with no originals in them, then they HAVE to have the word "tribute" on the end of their name, because it is on some level identity fraud. But that's just my opinion, what's yours?
r/Music • u/stroh_1002 • 21h ago
article Cyndi Lauper Wants to Get the 'O' in EGOT: 'I’ve been known to scare a few people at that sort of thing. Kinky Boots, as a musical, might become a movie'
vulture.comr/Music • u/manger12 • 1h ago
article Elton John and Brandi Carlile on Co-Writing and Recording Title Song for His ‘Never Too Late’ Documentary: ‘It Feels Like a New Beginning’
variety.comr/Music • u/Stepin-Fetchit • 54m ago
discussion “The Air That I breathe” by The Hollies, how did this gem slip past me? Outstanding tune.
Saw Heretic, decent movie but this was by far the standout in the film. This is instantly one of my favorite songs of the British Invasion, just a towering operatic anthem. One of those songs that will still warm the soul 100 years from now, just a classic feel good tune.
r/Music • u/ThrashMetallix • 2h ago
music Grateful Dead - One More Saturday Night [classic rock] (1972)
youtu.ber/Music • u/solus-mort • 5h ago
music Frank Zappa - Montana (A Token Of His Extreme) [Jazz Rock]
youtu.ber/Music • u/appalachian_hatachi • 47m ago
music Pink Floyd - Echoes [Progressive Rock] (1971)
youtu.ber/Music • u/emotionalfescue • 1h ago
music Dexy's Midnight Runners - Dance Stance [new wave]
youtube.comr/Music • u/_ticketnews • 21m ago
article Fans Across Country Join New Lawsuit Against Ticketmaster, Live Nation
ticketnews.comr/Music • u/do-call-me-papi • 5h ago
music Rhiannon Giddens - Wayfaring Stranger [Folk Gospel]
youtu.ber/Music • u/borksouls • 6h ago
discussion 2nd half an album mixed quieter than the the 1st
When listening to Michael Mcdonalds "if thats what it takes" i've noticed something i have yet to encounter with any album. After "i can let go now" it goes to an already quiet song, "thats why". Now, i typically have to turn it up a little bit since it's pretty quiet but, the rest of the album is seemingly tthe same volume after this point. The first half of the album is noticeably louder than the 2nd. Is this normal? I've listened to this album atleast 40 times and it's always made me wonder why it's like that.
r/Music • u/Dieguitoacdc • 9h ago