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MOJO Time Machine: Warren Zevon Bows Out With The Wind - Vimarsana News

MOJO Time Machine: Warren Zevon Bows Out With The Wind

26 August, 2003 Intimations of death were frequent in the work of complicated,...

How the Stones made Exile On Main Street sound so sleazy - Vimarsana News

How the Stones made Exile On Main Street sound so sleazy

A sweaty, seedy and shonky French villa turned out to be the perfect place for Jagger and co to record their finest – and filthiest – album

"Everybody was going flat out": Keith Richards on the trials and tribulations that formed The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. - Vimarsana News

"Everybody was going flat out": Keith Richards on the trials and tribulations that formed The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St.

In this classic GW interview, Keef tells all about the Stones' pioneering double-album masterpiece. From the recording setup to the debauchery to the stories behind classics like Happy and Tumbling Di

'People took so many drugs, they forgot they played on it' – stars on Exile on Main St, the Rolling Stones' sprawling masterpiece | The Rolling Stones - Vimarsana News

'People took so many drugs, they forgot they played on it' – stars on Exile on Main St, the Rolling Stones' sprawling masterpiece | The Rolling Stones

Recorded during several hedonistic months in a fabulous Cote d’Azur villa, Exile on Main St is seen as the Stones’ epic, creative peak. As the classic album turns 50, stars tell us how it got their rocks off

Way Down in the Hole, Part 8 - Trio of Projects Target Carbon Capture from Midwest Ethanol Plants - Vimarsana News

Way Down in the Hole, Part 8 - Trio of Projects Target Carbon Capture from Midwest Ethanol Plants

Carbon-capture projects have been slow to take root in the U.S., but that may be changing as a number of companies are now advancing plans to capture the carbon dioxide that results from ethanol production in the Midwest.