By Mark Hudson The Telegraph What more can there possibly be to say about the Sixties?From the perspective of the Seventies and Eighties, theBeatles-and-Woodstock decade appeared a rather silly era, too recent to have accrued […]
We are very sad to hear of the death of another musical giant, Cecil Campbell a.k.a Prince Buster, who passed away on September 8th aged 78. A giant in Jamaican music and a key figure […]
Just released is this remastered, revised and updated version of the New Order Singles Collection originally released in 2005, with much improved sound and available as a 4LP set and double CD – if you […]
From The Guardian Kik It to be first single from 15 previously unheard tracks Hutchence recorded shortly before he died, and a documentary about singer’s life also ‘nearly done’ The final 11 seconds of a […]
David Bowie is rumoured to have written a score to the sci-fi classic that’s locked up in some vault. But the truth is much stranger – involving screaming maids, boozy brawls and coke-induced hearing hallucinations […]
From Beatles.com Apple Corps Ltd. and Universal Music Group are pleased to announce global release plans for The Beatles: Live At The Hollywood Bowl, a new album that captures the joyous exuberance of the band’s […]
Are you Like a Virgin to the art scene? There’s no better place to immerse yourself in some of the world’s most inspiring artists, galleries and collections than Art Basel. And when you factor in […]
By Adrian York The Independent Sia has been criticised for putting on a poor show in Israel; can fans get their money back? Israeli fans of Australian popstar Sia have reportedly filed a £1.6m lawsuit against […]
Okay, so we’re all up to speed with the (ahem) ‘vinyl revival’ but rising like the proverbial phoenix from the ashes is the good ol’ cassette….in fact so much so that in recent years Kanye […]
OK, so it’s not strictly ‘music’ but since there’s a good few petrolheads amongst us record collectors here at eil.com, we couldn’t resist a read about Bryan Ferry’s car-history. And surely car collecting is much […]
……the Sex Pistols made their television debut* with an appearance on Manchester’s Granada TV programme ‘So It Goes’ ‘So It Goes’ was a regional TV programme broadcast only in the Manchester area (late at night) […]
Read the full article here at The Guiness World Records REVEALED: CHART-TOPPING ARTISTS JUSTIN BIEBER AND THE WEEKND ROCK THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2017 EDITION David Bowie, Ringo Starr, Gordon Ramsay, Dame Judi Dench also […]
Freddie Mercury’s former home in Feltham has just been given coveted blue plaque status, what musician/band would you nominate to get the blue plaque treatment? Looking for rare Queen/Freddie Mercury vinyl, CDs, memorabilia and more? […]
Read more here THE PINK FLOYD EXHIBITION: THEIR MORTAL REMAINS 13th May – 1st October 2017 The Victoria and Albert Museum Iconic and the V&A present THE PINK FLOYD EXHIBITION – THEIR MORTAL REMAINS, the first […]
Although not a household name Rudy Van Gelder, who has died at the age of 91 in the U.S., is one of the key figures in jazz, helping to shape the sound of jazz over […]
By Jack Shepherd/The Independent Warner Bros. have announced they are releasing Liam Gallagher’s first solo album, the ex-Oasis singer having previously said he would never release a solo album because he’s ‘not a c*nt’. The […]
….legendary producer/DJ, Guy Stevens died at the incredibly young age of 38. If you are unaware of Stevens name you may be surprised at how far his influence across music went… …in the early ’60s […]
From the BBC A long-lost demo disc recorded by Paul McCartney that was given to Cilla Black is estimated to fetch £15,000 at auction later. Black, who died in 2015, had a UK top 10 […]
US company Lakeside Photo Works who have discovered a novel use for those old concert/gig ticket stubs…. …or a nice cup of tea? Here’s a link to their video.. What do you think, let us […]
From Guardian Music Following the Beady Eye split, the real Oasis frontman is working on a new album of ‘chin-out music’ Life has changed considerably for Liam Gallagher during the last few years: as well […]
Not many people know that The Who had another brief identity back in 1964. After changing managers, the band became known as The High Numbers for just a few months in 1964, and actually played a few […]
Due for release in September is a whopping 16LP boxset that returns all the Stones classic ’60s LPs back to mono. All the albums are newly remastered and promise ‘unprecedented fidelity’. The box contains fourteen […]
The Sex Pistols have just released a box-set of live albums, which will include their influential show at Manchester Free Trade Hall. The Manchester show on June 4 1976 was attended by the future members […]
The city of Berlin honours Bowie with ‘Heroes’ plaque outside the home where the musician lived while recording the legendary ‘Berlin Trilogy’ …and in situ… What do you think about Bowie being honoured in this […]
……the Tregye Festival in Truro, Cornwall played host to a superb selection of bands, including an early appearance from Queen. Here’s the original flyer/handbill with the full line-up….. With Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come and Hawkwind as […]
We Care A Lot, the debut album of American rock band Faith No More, has just been reissued as a ‘deluxe band edition’. The original 10-song album from 1985 has been remastered from the original […]
Bjork has released the live versions of Vulnicura on CD and vinyl but a deluxe limited edition boxset is due in September. Packaged in die cut sleeves, this luscious set will include photo prints and a paper […]
From Guardian Music Hardwired …to Self-Destruct will be released on the band’s own label on November Metallica have announced their first studio album for eight years. Hardwired … to Self-Destruct, their first record since parting […]
From Guardian Music ‘I come from a boardwalk town where almost everything is tinged with a bit of fraud,’ writes the Boss. ‘So am I’ Bruce Springsteen has teased his fans by publishing the brief […]
Rarely does a record that has ‘legendary cult status’ live up to its reputation, however, Alex Chilton’s ’70s powerpoppers Big Star’s ‘third’ album does just that. Recorded in 1974 the record was never officially released until […]
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