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The Records, Day Two: 1964-1965 (Feature)From December 1964 to December 1965 -- re-meet the Beatles as they made the transition from the world's best bar band to the forerunners of folk-rock. Has any band ever had such an astoundingly productive 12-months? ... |
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Yin and Yang: The Beatles - 'A Hard Day's Night' vs. 'Help!' (Feature)Aside from such obvious aspects -- including the difference between black and white and color film stock -- the back and forth between the films was also reflective of their burgeoning creative output. ... |
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Tori Amos: Midwinter Graces (Review)Imagine the surprise to find that a holiday album is Amos's best work in years. ... |
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Asobi Seksu: Rewolf (Review)Asobi Seksu's new album of acoustic reworkings of old material is not a startling musical reinvention, but it does allow the group to emphasize its melodies and songcraft. ... |
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Nobel Prizes and Nobel Promises (Column)President Obama probably rattled and hummed in disbelief when he got his Nobel Prize. Ask Bono. ... |
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The Humbling by Philip Roth (Review)Simon Axler, a stage and screen actor of near legendary stature, has earned the “reputation as the last of the best of the classical American stage actors.” The novel begins: “He’d lost his magic.” ... |
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