My old pal, Mike Scott, whom most people know as the man from The Waterboys has been DJing on Ireland's national radio this month. Today's his last day but you can listen to archived shows here: http://2fm.rte.ie/show/65/ (click on "listen back"). If you still can get to your computer to listen to his last broadcast today, its on from 5-7 PM GMT and listen to the live stream here: http://2fm.r
what more can I say? Protesting the Viet Nam war galvanized a lot of people back in the 60s through the mid 70s... certain "powers that be" don't like to be called out.read more at punkturns30.com and when the RSS thingie works its magic you can also see it here on MOG where punkturns30 is part of the MMN
This is about preserving what little bit of cultural history is left on the Sunset Strip.I have another MOG persona, set up for my Punk Turns 30 blog (and I'm part of the MMN Network) - so if you please.... go read the latest here.Don't let the Sunset Strip's last vestige of RECORDS fall prey to just another lame-ass multiple use monstrosity.... That particular Tower Records store meant a lot to m
In case anyone didn't know... my punk rock photo blog, Punk Turns 30 is part of the Mog Music Network and has its own presence. Just wanted to let LA and other So Cal Moggers know that I'm running an easy to win trivia contest for a pair of tickets to the We The People Festival being held in LA next Saturday, the 21st.... if you wanna go, or know someone who does, I could be your free ticket!Chec
hello mogger friends, as most of you know, i am photographer.i have about 75% of my archive --- negatives and slides of rock n roll pictures taken from the 70s til present day --- in storage in a friend's warehouse in jersey city. they had a flood there and in the clean-up, their landlord is going to throw out everything that appears damaged. TONIGHT. i live in nashville, tn and can't get to NYC
Maybe MOGGERS I don't know have mentioned this, but I did not see any mention of the passing yesterday of Memphis / Mississippi based musician/producer/legend, Jim Dickinson. He was one of those quiet guys... you may not know his name, but you knew his work... the piano on the Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" --- Dickinson.... producer of Amy Levere --- Dickinson.... father of the North Mississippi