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Une fois, une seule, il a bouclé toute la distance prévue entre virage de Sainte-Dévote et épingle de la Rascasse. C’était l’an dernier. Pendant que la F1 rongeait son frein, et que le Grand Prix de Monaco passait son tour, Charles Leclerc avait tenu le premier rôle d’un court-métrage signé Claude L
As you travel through Colorado ski country, you might find yourself wondering, "How in the world did someone come up with Whistlepig or Pussy Foot as a trail name?" You might also find yourself debating whether taking Dante’s Inferno or Hook ’em Horns will be exciting...or insane. The stories of how ski mountain trails were named can take as many twists and turns as the runs themselves. Here are some of our favorites, listed by resort: Davis Trail: Wilfred “Slim” Davis is credited as the first person to spot the ski-area potential of A-Basin’s location when he was training forest r...
, the more it dawned on me that Billie Joe, despite the p-rock trappings, is really a power-pop guy and his choice of tracks to cover really underscores where his heart is. When I spoke with Billie Joe, he confirmed my instinct about pop and punk being more closely aligned than many might think. Billie Joe is living proof of that theorem, illustrated perfectly as he walked me through the album’s tune stack. It only makes sense that an album catalyzed by a pandemic should kick off with “I Think We’re Alone Now.” The song, written by Ritchie Cordell and an uncredited Bo Gentry, wa...
Reissue CDs Weekly: Looking back at 2020 | reviews, news & interviews Reissue CDs Weekly: Looking back at 2020 Reissue CDs Weekly: Looking back at 2020 Kenny Carter, Game Theory, Norwegian jazz, The Stooges, Hank Williams and more by Kieron TylerSunday, 27 December 2020 In 2020, one archive release exerted a more forceful presence than any other. Live At Goose Lake August 8th 1970 caught The Stooges as they promoted their second album Fun House. The source was a previously unknown, professionally recorded tape documenting the whole album as it was played live, in its running or...
Loma (members of Shearwater and Cross Record); the terrific debut album from techno pop artist Ela Minus; the third album from Ty Segall's proto-metal-influenced trio Fuzz; the new album from jangle S.F. power-poppers Latitude; and Gruff Rhys has a new memoir on the way. There are LOTS more albums out this week than those four, and Andrew reviews some of them (including two from Big Thief's Adrianne Lenker) in this week's Notable Releases. More Basement-approved stuff from this week: the double-album reissue of The Fall's We're less than two weeks out from the election, please vote. He...