Led Zeppelin: Plagiarism? “Boogie With Stu”
Despite my criticisms about Led Zeppelin’s sorry history of not citing their sources I remain a Led Zeppelin fan. Physical Graffiti has
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Ghali on Dig the Now Sound
Dig the Now Sound (Thursdays at 10:00 pm eastern on Turn Me On, Dead Man Radio) plays standout recent garage/psych. The featured
The Best Tracks of 2014
Following up on my post about the best releases of 2014, here is a Mixcloud compilation of some the best garage and
The Turn Me On, Dead Man Best of 2014
It’s that time of year (well, maybe I’m a little behind) to put together a list of the best releases of the
Interview with George Markou of Gew-Gaw Fanzine
Greece has long had a very active garage/psych scene. Perhaps no one has done more to cultivate Greece’s enthusiastic garage/psych community over the years than
People’s Temple on Dig the Now Sound
Dig the Now Sound (Thursdays at 10:00 pm eastern on Turn Me On, Dead Man Radio) plays standout recent garage/psych. The featured
The Thons on Dig the Now Sound
Dig the Now Sound (Thursdays at 10:00 pm eastern on Turn Me On, Dead Man Radio) plays standout recent garage/psych. The featured
When the Levee Breaks
On Led Zeppelin IV (or Untitled, The Runes Album, Zoso or whatever you want to call it), Led Zeppelin listed Memphis Minnie
Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
One of the reasons Jimmy Page liked the name “Led Zeppelin” was that it suggested music that was both light and heavy.
Black Mountain Side
Jimmy Page was well versed in a variety of guitar styles. Beyond blues and rock, Page was fascinated with folk styles, and