Chris Holmes
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This ten-question quiz asks you to choose whether you are looking at the title of a progressive rock song or a science fiction/fantasy
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A look at the first six Genesis studio albums, aka the Peter Gabriel era, when the band was becoming a progressive rock
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Sorry for the infrequency of posts these days – you see, I now have a baby in a gray flannel diaper to tend to now. So today’s song (the title at least) should be relevant for all the
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To no one’s surprise, last year’s round of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees included not one progressive rock act. This despite the millions of albums sold, the countless musicians
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It’s certainly too early to predict whether or not 2009 will best last year in terms of quality musical output, but a pair of new releases from the fledgling New Amsterdam label already has it
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OK, it’s been a few weeks (more like four or five) since the last entry in this series, but what can I say? I needed a break I guess. But now that summer is a distant memory and the first
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The second of a two-part overview of progressive rock giants Genesis covers the Phil Collins era, when they became mainstream pop
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Creating and maintaining an iPod playlist with my favorite songs has been an interesting experience for me. I call the playlist “The Best” not because I really think these are the best
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As I opined about three weeks ago, joining Last.fm has taken my obsession with music and music statistics to a scary new level. Recently I found yet another way to build on this experience –