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Articles tagged "bob mould" Music ReviewBob Mould: Life and Timesby Scott Hreha[13.Apr.09] :. Even if these aren't Mould's actual "Life and Times", he relays them with a conviction that makes them live and breathe as if they were his own.  NewsMould talks the ‘Line’: Ex-Hüsker Dü and Sugar frontman has a new, classic-soundingby Chris Riemenschneider [Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (MCT)][5.Mar.08] :. Bob Mould says he has lightened up. In fact, he emphatically insists upon it. After nearly three decades of hearing Mould play frosty, downtrodden, bitter-pill music - going back to the Reagan-era... Music ReviewBob Mould: District Lineby David Pyndus[6.Feb.08] :. Mould comes full circle, marrying his distant acoustic past to his current path and it seems as if he has found a happy medium.  Music DVD ReviewBob Mould: Bob Mould: Circle of Friends - Live at the 9:30 Club [DVD]by Dan MacIntosh[3.Dec.07] :. Bob Mould may have left his Husker Du band mates behind a long time ago, even temporarily abandoning the wonderful, guitar-heavy rock that first made him famous. But this live club show reveals he never lost his strong rock 'n' roll spirit.  Music ReviewBob Mould: Body of Songby Jordan Kessler[28.Jul.05] :. This is a good, even very good, Bob Mould album, but it doesn't measure up to masterworks like Copper Blue and Zen Arcade.  Music ReviewBob Mould: Modulateby Gary Glauber[30.Apr.02] :. Change is hard; change is necessary, yet change ultimately is good. If change scares you, stay inside and keep playing your old Hüsker Dü, Sugar and other solo Bob Mould CDs.... Bob Mouldby Bill Kelly[24.Apr.02] :. Photo Credit: David Israel He Sings, He Plays Guitar, He Operates the Tilt-A-Whirl, and He Will Even Guess Your Weight Bob Mould first stunned fans of his seminal ‘80s trio... |
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