VINYL FORMAT. Sundazed pressing. The MC5 was nearing the end of their long and bumpy trail when they cut "High Time" in 1971, and it was widely ignored upon initial release. While it lacks the flame-thrower energy and "Off the man!" politics of "Kick Out the Jams," or the frantic pace and "AM Radio of the People" sound of "Back in the U.S.A.," "High Time" now sounds like the MC5's equivalent to the Velvet Underground's "Loaded," their last and most accessible album, but still highly idiosyncratic and full ...   [ read more ]

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Eleven years in the making, Patti Smith: Dream of Life (a feature length documentary with recent concert footage) is a unique and intimate portrait of the renowned singer, songwriter, poet, and activist. Patti Smith's music, poetry, and politics are fearless, funny, raw, and original. Photographer-director Steven Sebring creates a beautiful collage of images, memories, and performances, illuminating the complexities and capturing the essence of this distinctive, legendary icon. The film traces Patti Smith'...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. If metal and punk could claim one common ancestor then the MC5 would definitely be it. Distorted guitars and ear-shattering feedback matched by epileptic stage antics and anti-establishment ethics -- these Motor City natives had unwittingly broken the code to the future. Although this unbridled high volume approach, backed by the guitar wizardry of Fred 'Sonic' Smith and Wayne Kramer, earned the band a contract with Elektra for their 1968 debut LP Kick Out The Jams, they were soon dropped by ...   [ read more ]

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