Thursday, July 7 2011
Ringo Starr’s 71st Birthday: A Life In Videos
Let’s take a look at some of the career highlights of one of the most well known drummers in music history.
Wednesday, February 16 2011
Santana and Various Artists: Guitar Heaven
Guitar Heaven: The Greatest Guitar Classics of All Time comes off as a celebrity version of American Idol.
Monday, August 30 2010
Paul & Linda McCartney - “Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey”
Sound Affects' Between the Grooves look at the solo career of Paul McCartney concludes for now with a peek at his second album Ram (1971), courtesy of that album's first single.
Wednesday, July 7 2010
Celebrating 70 Years of Ringo Starr (videos)
On July 7th, 1940, Richard Starkey was born in Liverpool, but from 1959 on, he would mostly be known to the world as Ringo Starr. Here's an up-to-date video flashback of his entire career.
Thursday, March 11 2010
All Together Now
Director Adrian Wills skillfully captures the massive scale of the Cirque du Soleil production from concept to reality, as well as the enormous challenges facing the individual contributors.
Friday, November 21 2008
The White Album: Side Four
The potential breakthrough and the impending breakup, the final side celebrates the Beatles' artistic experimentation -- and the creative contradictions that signaled their eventual end.
Thursday, November 20 2008
The White Album: Side Three
It's back to basics once again as the band finds the musical muscle memory to mesh all their influences into seven sensational tracks.
Wednesday, November 19 2008
The White Album: Side Two
It's the Beatles 'unplugged' -- from stardom, from pressures, from the friendship that held them together -- while simultaneously reaching inward and outward.
Tuesday, November 18 2008
The White Album: Side One
It's all guitars and good times as the Fab Four rediscover the joys of jamming -- as well as the hidden pain and problems poised to tear them apart.
Monday, November 17 2008
Birthday: The White Album Turns 40
In the first day of PopMatters' week-long celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' self-titled double album, Bill Gibron and Zeth Lundy discuss the record's importance and impact, and why it continues to resonate within popular culture some four decades later.
