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Pink Floyd, Roger Waters: Which One's Pink? Roger Waters' In The Flesh
Review by Rick McGrath, Culture Court, January 2001
• Sony Music, 2000 • Written by Roger Waters and David Gilmour, in various permutations, with a little help from exPink Floyders Richard Wright and Nick ...
Alternative TV: The iJamming! Chat: Mark Perry
Interview by Tony Fletcher, iJamming.net, January 2001
AS THE FIRST sentence of my mission statement makes clear, Mark Perry was a major factor in my deciding to write about music – though, ...
The Rev. Charles M. Young calms down, grows up, and sings the joys of middle-age
Interview by Steven Ward, rockcritics.com, February 2001
BACK IN THE mid and late '70s, Charles M. Young – known then as The Rev. Charles M. Young – roamed the halls of Rolling Stone magazine ...
Gary Lucas: Invisible Jukebox: Gary Lucas
Interview by Mike Barnes, The Wire, February 2001
Every month we play a musician a series of records which they're asked to identify and comment on — with no prior knowledge of what ...
Rickie Lee Jones at the Jazz Cafe
Live Review by Ian Penman, The Guardian, 10 February 2001
RICKIE LEE JONES is something of an anomaly. Her latest album, It's Like This, has just been nominated for a Grammy – but how many ...
So, what do Q know? RBP’s 50 favourite music books
Guide by Mat Snow, Rock's Backpages, 25 February 2001
"Genius!" trumpets the cover of this months Q magazine: "The 50 Best Music Books Ever Written." Naturally, we wuz hooked and forked over our three ...
Grateful Dead: The Grateful Dead: The Golden Road (1965-1973) (Rhino/Warner Bros) *****
Review by Ian MacDonald, Uncut, January 2002
THE GRATEFUL DEAD are probably the most puzzling enigma in rock history. ...
So Solid Crew: They Don't Know (Independiente/Relentless)****
Review by Simon Reynolds, Uncut, January 2002
Distinctive debut from UKG crew with colourful personal lives ...
Essay by Kandia Crazy Horse, Rock's Backpages, January 2002
"What matters most is how well you walk through the fire." - Charles Bukowski ...
The Last of the Voodoos: A Rock & Roll Retrospective
Essay by Kandia Crazy Horse, Black Renaissance Noire, January 2002
This essay was originally published in NYU Africanist Manthia Diawaras Black Renaissance/Renaissance Noire [Vol.3, No.2, Spring 2001]. Since the very weird period when I wrote ...
Strokes, The: The Strokes: "I Want A Fight!"
Interview by Paul Elliott, Q, January 2002
Stalked by supermodels, lauded by Joe Strummer and ready to ruck, The Strokes wear the mantle of "cool" like a bespoke suit. But why is ...
Beautiful South, The: A Drink With… Paul Heaton
Interview by Dan Gennoe, Esquire, January 2002
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH singer Paul Heaton, is an unlikely popstar. He never wanted fame, riches or to sing, and formed his first band, the Housemartins with ...
Faith Evans, Pink, Christina Milian: Bubblegum to chew over: Christina Milian, Faith Evans, P!nk
Review by Lisa Verrico, The Times, 11 January 2002
A teen diva can't compete with maturing talent, says Lisa Verrico ...
Sam Moore, Sam & Dave: Sam Moore: Can't stand up for falling down
Interview by Gavin Martin, The Independent, 18 January 2002
One half of Sam and Dave, Sam Moore was also a junkie, a pimp and a jailbird. Now he's releasing a solo album and is ...
Simon Cowell: "The White Stripes? Heard of them. Wasn't blown away."
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 26 January 2002
He makes kids cry, hates fat people and he gave us Westlife. Now Pop Idol villain Simon Cowell turns his evil gaze on some NME ...
Norah Jones: Come Away With Me (EMI Capitol)
Review by Tim Clifford, Rock's Backpages, February 2002
NORAH JONES may not be up there with Wolf J Flywheel in the memorable moniker stakes, but mark it well. Produced by Arif Mardin, this ...
DIG THIS! Fave Raves and Rabid Enthusiasms for February 2002
Review by Various Writers, Rock's Backpages, February 2002
GIG OF THE MONTH ...
John Leyton: Remembering John Leyton
Sleeve notes by Kieron Tyler, Sanctuary Records, February 2002
ONCE HEARD, 'Johnny Remember Me' is never forgotten. It was atmosphere itself, the first time British pop had distilled the essence of drama onto vinyl. ...
Pop Idol: Idols Made In Our Own Image
Comment by Sheryl Garratt, The Observer, 3 February 2002
AND THEN THERE were two... Last night's penultimate episode of the latest 'water-cooler TV' left only two hopefuls, Gareth Gates and Will Young, remaining from ...
Profile and Interview by Ben Myers, Kerrang!, 23 February 2002
Not every young British band gets the opportunity to relocate to Hollywood to record their debut album Hell Is For Heroes have. And they're having ...
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