Throughout the past two years we’ve all tried to predict, guess, envisage, calculate, even hope what the future of music will be, once we are no longer struggling and fighting this global pandemic. We have been living in a world that seems surreal…..like a bad dream you wish you could wake up from, just by rubbing your eyes. That anything like this could happen in the 21st century seems rather absurd and unbelievable. Thing is…..it did. We are not impervious, but we are arrogant in thinking that we are. Lately, events have proven that we still have a long way to go. There remains, in all parts of the world, a whole level of uneducated obtuseness that exists even after we’ve heard from Archimedes, Aristotle, Galileo, Isaac Newton, Einstein, Stephen Hawking and their ilk. Baby…..we have a looooong way to go.
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Pat Blythe – Where do we go from here? ……and music
Posted in Canadian Music, COVID 19, life, music, Opinion, Review with tags Bob Segarini, Carnac the Magnificent, DBAWIS, Dine Alone, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, Doug Varty, Forest City London Music Hall of Fame, Gold Child Records, Indie Artists, Indie Labels, Jack Richardson Music Awards, Johnny Carson, luvthemusic, New Damage, Paper Bag Records, Pat Blythe, Pat Blythe A Girl With A Camera, Pleasence Records, Podbean, podcast, Sea Dog, Six Shooter, The Pandemic Interviews – Conversations in a changing time, Vinyl Recordings on February 9, 2022 by segariniCam Carpenter: The ABC’s Of Rock’n’Roll – Covers
Posted in Opinion with tags 5 Man Electrical Band, A Foot in Cold Water, Cameron Carpenter, Danny Michel, David Bowie, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Great White, Helix, Ian Hunter, Mama's Boys, Mott the Hoople, music, Paper Bag Records, Quiet Riot, Records, Shanghai Cowgirl, Slade, Tesla on September 27, 2012 by segariniI got an email yesterday from Paper Bag Records offering up a free download of “Paper Bag Records Vs The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars”. They have taken bands from their roster (Elliott Brood, Born Ruffians, Cuff The Duke, The Acorn and seven others) and covered the classic “Ziggy Stardust” album and even included the bonus track “John, I’m Only Dancing”. It got me thinking about cover songs, the good, the bad and the ugly.