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I’ve been meaning to explain what exactly a Live Fix Experiment is, and why I do them. What is a Live Fix Experiment? It’s many things. It’s a test. It’s live. It’s experimental. It’s spontaneous. It’s fun. […]
Welcome to Part Two as we continue to revisit my original conversation with No Air Guitar Allowed author Steve Weinberger. In Part One, we began to explore the sweaty crunch and release of mosh pits. And in Part Two we’re going to […]
Back in April, I reviewed M. Ward’s show at the Vic Theatre. That night I also did a Live Fix experiment, which involved moving around the venue and tweeting what I felt, saw and heard. Experiencing Ward’s music in different locations, […]
I love when artists express themselves by making comments in between songs. Because their comments are often expressions that show a side of them that their recorded music doesn’t reveal. And, usually, once the comment is said it adds an […]
This past Saturday, on Record Store Day I had the pleasure of browsing through the vinyl stacks at Kiss the Sky Records in Geneva, Il. where I picked up M.Ward’s Hold Time on vinyl. When I got home, I did what […]
Ever since its release in February, M. Ward’s Hold Time has been on constant rotation in all my musical playing devices. And much thanks to NPR All Songs Considered for sharing one of his solo live performances and an interview […]