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Bob Dylan – Modern Times What can you say about Bob Dylan? The Man, The Myth, The Living Legend Bob simply doesn’t give a sh*t. He does whatever pleases him. Man is a total mystery, and always has been. He has worn that cape of mystery long as he has been around. Different aliases, and made up stories. From Robert
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John Mellencamp – Life, Death, Love and Freedom There are currently three living American rock icons: Bruce Springsteen, John Fogerty and John Mellencamp. We can all argue about the top 3, but those are my picks. I don’t celebrate every album they have made. One would say that John Mellencamp is an obvious choice for “Albums That Bruce Springsteen Fans
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Tom Cochrane – Songs of a Circling Spirit – Review Tom Cochrane’s Songs of a Circling Spirit is one of those albums every Bruce Springsteen fan should check out. I’m going to warn you: This is not a typical review. This “review” also includes a story of how I’ve discovered this album. There is a story behind every album I
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Bob Dylan: Masters Of War (The Avener Rework) | Review When it comes to pop & rock music remixes, I have to admit I’m not a huge fan. For some reason, in Hip Hop/Rap world remixes are usually better than the released album versions. French deep house and electro music producer Avener (Tristan Casara) has big balls to fork Bob
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Bruce Springsteen – Prove It All Night Video from Capital Center, Largo, MD – August 15, 1978 I can’t believe it. My Bruce Springsteen YouTube channel has a video that has over 500 000 views! and the whole video started as a joke. What makes it a joke? Because it’s not really taken from a Blu-ray source. It’s been remastered
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Long Lost Country Brother of the Darkness on the Edge Of Town Album Lee Clayton, one of the underrated country stars who started the whole outlaw country “movement” with his song “Ladies Love Outlaws” (made famous by Waylon Jennings). Clayton recorded some of the best music of the late 70’s. Well, that is if you ask me. Lee Clayton is
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