I normally wouldn’t classify a mere three songs as an album, but Tank’s When We (Remix) is so ingeniously structured that I decided to include it here to throw my support behind any artist who treats an album as more than just a disconnected collection of random songs.
Though Humble Beast was technically released in 2017, the new deluxe version offers a whopping 11 more songs, all once again regrettably overproduced and thus forgettably average.
Some thoughts on this past week’s Broadway grosses:
Another round of news:
Since I’ve been writing individual posts about the good albums released recently, the following, rather miserable docket encompassing the rest may give the impression that it’s been a rough time for music of late.
Back when I was but a wee theatre-loving lad growing up in San Diego (quite a good theatre city in its own right), I periodically shlepped up to Los Angeles for a few productions of interest every year.
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Little Dark Age is MGMT-lite.
So I was just stumbling through the pages of Telecharge.com, Broadway’s leading supplier of headaches tickets.
With a bit more perspective on the year that was, I still maintain this was the song of 2017:
It’s time once more for the newsiest news in theatre and film from the past week:
