Full moon in London.

Horsetail Fall in California flows only in winter and spring. Most days of its “life” this fall has a regular color. But every February, just for a couple of days, this fall turns into the fire. Lit by the sun, Horsetail Fall reflects orange and red rays. From Imgur.com.

I'm not so sure that I would call this "good" but I do have to give the dude an A for effort. J. Mascis (of Dinosaur, Jr.) covering Skynyrd's "Every Mother's Son".

From the All Things Music Plus blog: ON THIS DATE (48 YEARS AGO) February 9, 1964 – The Beatles made their live U.S. television debut in their first appearance on CBS-TV's The Ed Sullivan Show. An estimated 73.7 million Americans watched as John, Paul, George and Ringo performed "All My Loving," "Till There Was You," "She Loves You," "I Saw Her Standing There," and "I Want to Hold Your Hand." To read more, click here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JILsCPSyI0

You might want to try this thread.

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I'm not sure that I'd refer to the Scream For Help soundtrack as a John Paul Jones solo album. Yes, he's on it (as are Jon Anderson, Jimmy Page and others) but it's not a solo record in the same sense that Zooma and Thunderthief are as it's music created specifically for a film. It's been years since I last listened to it but if you're a completist I'd say it's definitely worth seeking out. I still need to score a copy of Thunderthief myself.

I realize this particular documentary is about the fourth album but It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to make a documentary about Zeppelin that would live up their legendary status. So far, the VH1 Legends doc is the best one I've seen.

I don't have the single but Killer is amongst the very first albums I ever purchased, if not the very first.

While I don't fault them for using old tapes as source material for the basis of the bulk of the album, I wonder what they could have come up with on their own from scratch? I don't rule out buying the album somewhere down the road but for now, I'm giving it a pass. Plus, I'm much more interested in a couple of other albums that were released this week, specifically Sharon Van Etten's Tramp.

From the All Things Music Plus page on Facebook: http://youtu.be/HhI_khA8w-I ON THIS DATE (40 YEARS AGO) February 8, 1972 – Alice Cooper: “Be My Lover” b/w “Yeah, Yeah, Yeah” (Warner Brothers WB 7568) 45 single is released.

From Imgur.

Just a few of my favorite albums from the 90s.

If you don't get the whole Popeye angle of the poster just scroll up to post #108.

There's also a 90s thread here if you want to check it out.

Cheap Trick doing a revamped version of Big Star's "In The Street" known as "That 70's Song": The original:

This isn't from a new album but it is new music from Tift Merritt. It's been so long since I've heard the sound of a pedal steel in her music so I'm tickled to death to hear it back again.