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• Nice choice in records. Here is my top 15 of 2010. More can be found on my music blog at www.chicagonow.com/SpoolGoingRound
  1 Richard Ashcroft – United Nations of Sound
  2 Bedouin Soundclash – Light the Horizon
  3 The Coral – Butterfly House
  4 The Black Keys – Brothers
  5 The Drums – The Drums
  6 The Radio Dept. – Clinging to a Scheme
  7 Screaming Females – Castle Talk
  8 The Anydays – Collector
  9 Jonsi – Go
  10 Nneka – Concrete Jungle
  11 Neil Young – Le Noise
  12 Bryan Ferry – Olympia
  13 Tunng – …And Then We Saw Land
  14 Tame Impala – Innerspeaker
  15 Yeasayer – Odd Blood
  

  Posted by Mike Spool at 3:42 PM | 19/12/2010 | Report Abuse

• JIMI HENDRIX MURDERED? “NOT IMPROBABLE” SAYS NOEL REDDING...
  

  The name Jimi Hendrix conjures up some of the most colourful and wildest moments
  that the sixties produced. Hendrix arrived, he conquered and took the music world
  by storm, got inside your head and went onto the great gig in the sky - all by the age of 27.
  

  The Jimi Hendrix Experience, left you in no doubt that it was exactly that – an experience.
  A trio of musicians who came together from both sides of the Atlantic and found common ground,
  fame and for one third of the group not very much fortune.
  

  For Noel Redding the bass player in the group the experience was not to be forgotten.
  Since the death of Hendrix 40 years ago, much has been documented about him and the group.
  

  Looking back to the sixties and you could be thinking you are on another planet.
  Any history relating to that period is taken up with music and culture.
  The Jimi Hendrix Experience played it`s part.
  

  Making a timely appearance is a DVD that is being put out by MNV Discs International,
  containing a never before seen interview with Noel Redding recorded at his home in Ireland in 1988.
  

  It makes fascinating viewing. All the years of seeing film of them in concert and photographs of Hendrix,
  Redding and Mitchell, you find yourself sitting in a living room not with just a legend – but an ordinary guy
  talking about his early days with the group. No rock star here, no pretentious name dropping, just plain talking.
  Listening to him you are left wondering how they made it to top.
  

  I asked producer Will Scally who had the foresight to record this interview how it all came about.
  “ I had known and been friends with Noel for many years and always found him a very upfront,
  straightforward guy. We often spoke about doing an interview, he wanted to speak about the band,
  money, drugs and the death of Hendrix and much more – even speaking about the possibility of Hendrix
  being murdered. He was on good form that day and wanted to record this for posterity.
  

  Sadly Noel Redding died back in 2003 aged 57
  

  For those interested in Hendrix, Redding and the history of sixties rock
  music this rare visual documentary should not be missed.
  The Redding Experience Release date DECEMBER 6th 2010.

  Barry Levene

  3sixtypr@gmx.com

  
  
  

  
  

  Posted by Barry Levene at 9:55 PM | 22/12/2010 | Report Abuse

• MGMT-Congratulations LP

  Posted by frankie Guzman at 7:18 AM | 23/12/2010 | Report Abuse

• Killing Joke's "Absolute Dissent" seems to have been completely overlooked, yet critics are quite unanimous that it's one of the legendary band's finest efforts. And I agree.

  Posted by Logie at 2:17 AM | 24/02/2011 | Report Abuse

• Killing Joke's "Absolute Dissent" seems to have been completely overlooked, yet critics are quite unanimous that it's one of the legendary band's finest efforts. And I agree.

  Posted by Logie at 2:20 AM | 24/02/2011 | Report Abuse

• Killing Joke's "Absolute Dissent" seems to have been completely overlooked, yet critics are quite unanimous that it's one of the legendary band's finest efforts. And I agree.

  Posted by Logie at 2:27 AM | 24/02/2011 | Report Abuse

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