Tag: Live Music

• November 1, 2022

  Vintage Reprise : Lily Allen — Live at Buckhead Theatre

  

  Reprise the eighth … finds our vintage echoing a seasonal vantage of no shame november … so, with that, and without further ado, a revisitation in the realm of rhymes with silly allen’s peachtree scene showcase … and, as always, of the course : cheers — enjoi
• August 4, 2022

  Vintage Reprise : Talk in Colour – Live at Floripa

  

  so, for this house go ‘round, a rear-view (re)fresh mint spin from the archives … in the general couture sonic cocktail palatte realm of … auric colliderscopic … with that, and without further ado : talk in colour, debut album launch, live from floripa — the reprise innerview — and, as always, of the course :…
• April 14, 2022

  Vintage Reprise : Florrie – Live at Barfly Camden

  

  Well, what have we here … our second installment of Vintage Reprise … round two exhumes a live fidelity aperçu, a precis glimpse into a day one indie pop stellar stalwart’s 2012 showcase … so, without further ado, (re)fresh from the archives: florrie, live at barfly camden — as always, cheers … enjoi
• March 23, 2022

  Rhyme Cellar, v. 11 : “Mischief of a Sleepwalker” (2018)

  

  And so, verse eleven … enter the drift into a dreamtime native’s psychedelia ambient … where we cellar rogue voyager rhyme, explore planes above the halo, and venture into a sound tribe’s nocturnal midheaven … subtle supernal … a toast, to the moon — enjoi
• December 30, 2021

  Rhyme Cellar, v. 5 : “All The Man That I Need” (1991)

  

  Verse five . . . where we revisit paschal doctrine, and witness gospel paragon in the ambit of live-fidelity … on the front … just beneath prelusive orchestration, an echo along the surface akin to distant birdsong, it feels like coal mine canary return in the key of diamond reprise …
• December 9, 2021

  Rhyme Cellar, v. 3 : “Mack the Knife” (1966)

  

  Rhyme Cellar, Verse the Third … this one … blessings … Mack the Knife … on the first spin, way back when, ella ellington’s ‘66 interation registered “renaissance” … ella’s narration felt triumphant in a “reclaim the moritat to relinquish mortality” sort of way … i don’t know, i can’t quite explain … but, without…