Tag: classic rock

500 WORDS, DAY 10: A Fascination With the Strange

This is my 10th day of posting 500 words on my blog. Today's topic loosely follows from yesterday's topic, which is a continuation of everything I've been writing about from when I started this endeavor 10 days ago. If you want to start reading from the beginning, check out DAY 1. If you want to … Continue reading 500 WORDS, DAY 10: A Fascination With the Strange →

1,000 WORDS (2nd attempt): DAY 27: Great Albums, Full Albums vs. Single Songs.

I posted a summary, not really a review, more of just a personal opinion, today about Bob Marley and The Wailers' album 'African Herbsman.' A classic that isn't very well-known yet definitely deserves greater recognition. 'm gonna start posting more music that I really enjoy on here, since I find that often the people I … Continue reading 1,000 WORDS (2nd attempt): DAY 27: Great Albums, Full Albums vs. Single Songs. →

“RUBBER SOUL” (1965) by THE BEATLES.

Album: Rubber Soul Artist: The Beatles Released: December 3, 1965 Length: 34:55 “Baby, you can drive my car! Yes, I’m gonna be a star!” ~ The Beatles, 'Drive My Car' So begins this timeless classic of a Beatles studio album – their sixth to be precise: ‘Rubber Soul’, released in 1965 – upbeat and lively, … Continue reading “RUBBER SOUL” (1965) by THE BEATLES. →

“The Division Bell” (1994) by Pink Floyd.

Album: The Division Bell Artist: Pink Floyd Released: March 28, 1994 Length: 66:23 The Division Bell is Pink Floyd’s fourteenth album, an underrated and overlooked masterpiece hidden in plain sight – or sound, to be technically correct. One of my favorite albums of any genre, this album is quite simply masterfully crafted, bringing together the … Continue reading “The Division Bell” (1994) by Pink Floyd. →