The Human League – Human
The Human League Found a New Kind of Emotion With “Human” Some songs are remembered for their sound. Others are remembered for the feelings they bring back. The Human League’s…
The Human League Found a New Kind of Emotion With “Human” Some songs are remembered for their sound. Others are remembered for the feelings they bring back. The Human League’s…
Led Zeppelin at Earl’s Court: The Quiet Power of “That’s the Way” On May 25, 1975, Led Zeppelin performed “That’s the Way” at Earl’s Court in London, during a celebrated…
The Human League’s “Fascination” Captured the Restless Energy of Early 1980s Pop Before synth pop became a defining sound of mainstream music, The Human League were already demonstrating how electronic…
Led Zeppelin at Knebworth: The Thunder of “In The Evening” Still Echoes There are performances that simply survive, and there are performances that seem to grow more powerful with time.…
Led Zeppelin at Knebworth: The Night “Achilles Last Stand” Became a Live Masterpiece On August 4, 1979, Led Zeppelin returned to the British stage at Knebworth Festival after more than…
The Human League’s “Don’t You Want Me” Still Sounds Like the Future Few songs capture the excitement of the early 1980s as completely as The Human League’s “Don’t You Want…
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…