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The Beatles’ 'Rubber Soul – Super Deluxe Edition' Gives a Classic Greater Depth and Presence (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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In the sixty-one years since its release in December of 1965, the Beatles’ Rubber Soul has come to be regarded as one of the pinnacles of the Liverpudlians’ discography. But, sacrilegious as it may sound, innovative instrumentation and ingenious production barely offset the erratic quality of the material, perceptions ironically ratified over the course of the expansive Super Deluxe Edition. Composed to meet the contractual obligation for another full-length long player (plus a brand-new 45-rpm
Ten Years Later: Bob Weir’s 'Blue Mountain Stands' As His Final Masterpiece - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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The late Bob Weir could not have foreseen the now decade-old Blue Mountain (released 9/30/16) being the effective end of his recording career. But even if he had, it’s doubtful he could have crafted an album more true to his roots and the evolution thereof over the previous half-century. After a rocky period in the final days of his tenure co-leading Furthur with Phil Lesh, Weir kept a fairly low profile in the weeks leading up to 2015’s Fare Thee Well shows with the bassist and his two other Gr
Jackson Browne's Quiet Power Takes Center Stage at Grand Point North (SHOW REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Grace Potter’s Grand Point North festival at Waterfront Park in Burlington, VT doesn’t offer introductions of artists as they take the stage(s), but there was really no need for one in advance of Jackson Browne and his band on this second day of the weekend-long event on September 19, 2026. Early sightings of the musicians side-stage caused a rustle of excitement in the tightly packed audience, and when all seven band members took their positions behind the leader, Browne began the first of a ha
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts Reflect on Time, Mortality & His Own Musical Legacy on 'Second Song' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Over the course of his now sixty-plus-year career, Neil Young has developed a recurring practice of assembling albums from tracks taken from various sources. Following in the footsteps of After The Gold Rush, On The Beach, and Tonight’s The Night, to name just a few, Second Song is just one of those especially potent records. Succeeding Talkin’ To The Trees from 2025, the Canadian rock icon’s sophomore studio recording with his ‘new’ band The Chrome Hearts–drummer Anthony LeGerfo, bassist Corey
50 Years Later: Bob Dylan's 'Hard Rain' Reveals The Dark, Personal Side Of The Rolling Thunder Revue - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Projected directly from its black-and-white cover photo, showing a bedraggled Bob Dylan in extreme close-up, the now half-century-old Hard Rain (released 9/13/26) is the complete antithesis of the music a jubilant Rolling Thunder Revue generated as that troupe traipsed around New England the previous autumn. Instead, with its content excerpted from two May 1976 concerts in Colorado and Texas, this features Dylan leading the aforementioned core ensemble through a selection of songs dripping with
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