Over to Paris this week for a classic concert from 1976 featuring the French National Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein with Mstislav Rostropovich, cello. The concert was re-broadcast in 1984 as a celebration of the FNO’s then-upcoming tour of the U.S. Here’s what’s on the players:French National Orchestra – November
Ão in concert for this Hump Day. Recorded at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on March 29 of this year. I usually don’t post the same bands more than once a year. The logic behind that is; there is so much music out there to choose, and new music trying to
Turnstile – live from The Washington Monument – October 24, 2026 Whoever recorded this (Gloss on Youtube ) did an amazing job. I would urge you to head over to the YouTube page to check out the visual energy and sheer size of the crowd at the Washington Monument over
Starting off the week with a set from The Reytons, recorded at this year’s Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium – recorded on July 4th of this year. The Reytons formed in 2017, with Sean O’Connor playing drums for their debut show, before subsequently stepping down. They released their debut album, Kids
20th Century music from Holland this week – recorded on October 24, 1968, a performance of Symphony Number 2 by Hendrik Andrissen with the Radio Philharmonic of Radio Nederland conducted by Willem van Otterloo. Hendrik Franciscus Andriessen was born on September 17, 1892, in the house at Bakenessergracht 26A in
The Kenny Barron Trio this weekend. Recorded at the Cully Jazz Festival in March of 1991 and broadcast by RTS in Switzerland. He’s joined by Wayne Dockery on bass and Victor Lewis on drums. From Kenny’s bio via his website (check it out). Honored by The National Endowment for the
Crash Test Dummies – in concert from Royal Albert Hall, London – 1994 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert Crash Test Dummies this weekend. The post-Punk/Folk-Punk aggregation from Manitoba up north, in concert from The Royal Albert Hall in London and recorded for BBC Radio 1’s In Concert Series. Through
L’Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France – cond. by Pierre Boulez – November 9, 2005 – Radio France Musique – We’re back to Paris this week and this time it’s something historic; it’s a concert from 2005, featuring L’Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France led by Pierre Boulez in familiar works. Starting
Starting off the week with a set by God Is An Astronaut from their appearance at Hellfest 2026, recorded on Saturday June 20, 2026 for West German Radio. God Is An Astronaut formed in 2002 by twin brothers Niels and Torsten Kinsella, who took the inspiration for its name from
Funny, to be digging through somebody’s life when they aren’t around to defend it. Uncle Harry was kind of a myth. You never really got to know him. Your mom rolled her eyes when someone mentioned his name. Best you could suss, he was something of an oddball. Uncle Harry
