Rock Scene
Rock Scene was published quarterly from Bethany, Connecticut between 1973 and 1982.
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Al Green: Sweet Soul: Al Green
Interview by Vicki Wickham, Rock Scene, September 1973
NEW YORK — AL Green is the man who has put the word "sweet" back into soul music. He's the singer who in the space ...
Iggy Pop, The Stooges: Open Up and Bleed: Stooges in New York
Report by Lenny Kaye, Rock Scene, March 1974
IGGY IS hurt, he's down there on the floor, he's picking up these pieces of broken glass and tossing them down again, pissed at the ...
The Chambers Brothers, Raspberries: Superstar Producer Jimmy Ienner
Interview by Lenny Kaye, Rock Scene, June 1974
IT'S ALL in the moves. Willie, Joe and Pops of the Chambers Brothers are grouped around a microphone in the duskily-lit interior of Venture Sound, ...
Led Zeppelin: Zeppelin Robbery
Memoir by Danny Goldberg, Rock Scene, August 1974
24 HOURS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD OF ROCK AND ROLL ...
Marc Bolan, T. Rex: Marc Bolan: Past, Present, and Future
Interview by Alan Betrock, Rock Scene, March 1975
IT'S A WEEKDAY night in New Jersey and there's another school day to face tomorrow. Yet the Joint in the Woods is packed to the ...
Interview by Lenny Kaye, Rock Scene, July 1975
AFTER SIX concerts in four days, Freddie Mercury is immobile in the sack. Each time he's been awakened, he's successfully managed to roll over (Beethoven) ...
Special Feature by Robert Duncan, Rock Scene, September 1978
So the dream is over. Again. ...
Generation X: Generation X (Chrysalis)
Review by Stephen Demorest, Rock Scene, October 1978
ALL THE girls love blond Billy Idol (he pouts like Brando), and Generation X seem to have the right attitude. "No Session Musicians" it says ...
Kraftwerk: The Man Machine (Capitol)
Review by Stephen Demorest, Rock Scene, October 1978
MORE UNIVAC rock from the Berlin brainiacs. These geeks (you want a definition of 'geek', just look at this cover) nicknamed themselves "the man machine" ...
801, Phil Manzanera: Phil Manzanera/801: Listen Now (Polydor)
Review by Stephen Demorest, Rock Scene, October 1978
PHIL MANZANERA is one of those talented guitarists who speak much more eloquently with their hands than with their mouths. His "message" lyrics bemoaning the ...
Blondie: Parallel Lines (Chrysalis)
Review by Stephen Demorest, Rock Scene, February 1979
ABOUT HALFWAY through this fine album, I began to feel disappointed. Blondie is so widely recommended I'd hoped to at last muster some real enthusiasm ...
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Rock Scene, September 1986
"It's like if you're an artist and they say, 'I'm sorry but you can't have your paintings displayed in public anymore.' The radio's really awful, ...
Cheap & Nasty: Exclusive: Beyond Hanoi Rocks! Cheap & Nasty (Suicide)
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, 6 December 1989
EVER THE one to keep my ear to the ground in search of the new and hot happening thing, I was more than fucking happy ...
Mr. Big (US): Mr. Big: The Name Says It All
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, January 1990
MR. BIG... What's in a name, huh? Well, if you've got some of the best name in the biz, then plenty. ...
Princess Pang: Beauty Meets The Beast, Rock & Roll And Conquers!
Profile and Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, 1 January 1990
I GUESS THAT this is what you would call a true story of friendship and ambition. The scenario is a group of kids in their ...
Billy Squier: Discussing Hear & Now with Billy Squier
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, March 1990
RUSHING INTO the Capitol record offices in New York, I was more than a little nervous about doing this interview. That is making a major ...
Yngwie Malmsteen: Madness, Mishaps, Music, Miami, And Malmsteen
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, 3 April 1990
THERE HAVE been many things written about the Swedish wunderkind guitarist since he burst upon the heavy rock scene in the early '80s. ...
Mother Love Bone's Andrew Wood
Report by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, May 1990
THIS COLUMN is begun in an extremely serious and somber mood, as the wings of the great black naughty nightbird death have come beating and ...
Dan Reed Network and The Theory Of The World
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, 4 May 1990
MY FIRST exposure to the Dan Reed Network was a memorable one. Although I had heard the debut record and thought it a good shot ...
Diving For Pearls: Treading Water With Diving For Pearls
Interview by Christine Natanael, Rock Scene, June 1990
STRAIGHT-FORWARD pop rock – the stuff of summer fun, driving with the top down, and hot sticky summer nights when you're in a strange town ...
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