You won’t believe this collection of stunning photos, capturing some of the year’s most moving moments. We’ve been returning to them all week, and pretending we’re just chopping onions.
We love this song from Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland’s Whitehorse project.
This has nothing to do with music, per se, but it sure is cool. Hang on…where’s my floating turntable!
Wilco‘s amazing new album, The Whole Love, streets on September 27th. Meanwhile, they’ve just released a video for “Born Alone” created by Mark Greenburg.
Paul Marszalek did a nice job of recording many of the FMQB Triple A Boulder performances. Check out his reel here.
There’s a wonderful Tumblr called “Awesome People Hanging Out Together,” featuring just that: candid photos of celebrities from different spheres of fame. It makes you feel like you’re looking through a peephole at a captivating, ever-shifting Venn diagram. Click on over for shots of James Brown and Mick Jagger; Cary Grant with Amelia Earhart; Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson; etc.
The vocally-gifted Sean Rowe joined label mates Lost in the Trees for a rousing rendition of this Leonard Cohen classic at the Ace Hotel in Portland.
In 1970 and ’71, Life sent young photographer John Olson to London, San Francisco, and many places in between to capture shots of rock stars with their parents. A majority of the photos were taken in the homes in which the future icons grew up. They’re beautifully composed, touching, and wacky–and the period decor is outstanding. The photos are now up on Life‘s web site, and they’re well worth a slide show.
Here’s a year-end musical farewell to those lost in 2010 by one of our most literate musical bards, Robbie Fulks!