As the sun swept across the Angeleno sky, Camp Flog Gnaw said “See You Again” to its festivalgoers. The second day of Tyler, The Creator’s annual music festival drew to a close at Dodger Stadium on Sunday.
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Hailed upon its release last year as vital and comfortable taking new chances ?(Rolling?Stone)?and? cheery, resilient, forever looking forward ?(The New Yorker),?Paul McCartney s?McCartney III?is now literally moving into the future in the form of?McCartney III Imagined.?
Personally curated by Paul,?McCartney III Imagined?features an A-List assortment of friends, fans and brand new?acquaintances, each covering and/or reimagining their favorite?McCartney III?moments in their own signature styles. The result is a kaleidoscopic reinterpretation of an album?Rolling Stone?accurately tagged an inspiration to us all -one that serves as an extension of the?instantly beloved?McCartney III?while standing on its own as brilliant and adventurous milestone in?the McCartney discography.
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When Bryan Ferry and his band played the Royal Albert Hall in March 2020, none of those present could have foreseen that the triumphant climax to his UK tour would signal the end of normal live music for the next year.
The famous old London venue turned 150 on Monday, but the second of Ferry s two nights was the last full-capacity show at the hall before lockdown.
Those gigs have now been commemorated on an excellent live album, with proceeds going to the singer s inactive touring musicians and road crew.
The gigs performed by Bryan Ferry and his band at the Royal Albert Hall in March 2020 have now been commemorated on an excellent live album