Depeche Mode – Fly On The Windscreen
Depeche Mode’s “Fly on the Windscreen” Still Carries Its Dark Electric Pulse Some Depeche Mode songs seem permanently tied to a particular era, yet “Fly on the Windscreen” continues to…
Depeche Mode’s “Fly on the Windscreen” Still Carries Its Dark Electric Pulse Some Depeche Mode songs seem permanently tied to a particular era, yet “Fly on the Windscreen” continues to…
Led Zeppelin at Earl’s Court: “Trampled Under Foot” at Full Power Fifty years after Physical Graffiti first introduced “Trampled Under Foot,” the Earl’s Court performance from May 1975 still sounds…
Led Zeppelin at Earl’s Court: The Powerful Rhythm Behind “In My Time of Dying” Few Led Zeppelin performances demonstrate the band’s ability to turn a blues rooted song into something…
Depeche Mode’s “A Pain That I’m Used To”: When Darkness Becomes a Live Force Some Depeche Mode songs feel powerful on record, but “A Pain That I’m Used To” has…
Depeche Mode’s “Useless”: The Darker Side of Ultra Comes Alive There is something unsettling about “Useless” that becomes difficult to ignore once the song begins. Released in 1997 as part…
Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden: The Moment “Over the Hills and Far Away” Became Timeless Few live performances capture the character of Led Zeppelin as clearly as “Over the…
Before the World Knew Their Name, Led Zeppelin Delivered This Astonishing Performance There is something extraordinary about watching Led Zeppelin perform How Many More Times on Danish television in 1969.…
Depeche Mode’s “Halo” Was Never a Single, Yet It Became One of Violator’s Most Powerful Songs There is something unusual about “Halo”. It sits inside Violator, one of Depeche Mode’s…
Depeche Mode’s “It’s No Good” Still Sounds Like the Future Some Depeche Mode songs belong to a particular era. “It’s No Good” somehow escaped it. Released in 1997 as the…
The Ocean: The Led Zeppelin Performance That Still Feels Completely Alive There is something different about watching Led Zeppelin perform The Ocean at Madison Square Garden in 1973. The stage…