Half way through the set, Michael cracked his head open on the overhead monitors and started bleeding. He didn't seem to mind as he kept belting out the songs. Now if that ain't Rock n' Roll somebody please tell me what is?!!!!
The band even came back for a double encore of two of my favorites, Kick Out The Jams by The MC5 and Feel Alright by The Stooges. I'm just saying, you can take the guy out of Detroit, but you can't take Detroit out of the guy!!
Scott Morgan, Scott Morgan - Another gem from a true original. Scott makes Detroit proud.
Iggy and The Stooges, Raw Power - Down & dirty. Raw Power is "THE" seminal punk rock album of all time.
Jesse Malin & The St. Marks Social, Love it to Life - Jesse is one of the great American songwriters of our time. Love it to Life is his best album yet.
Peter Wolf, Midnight Souvenirs - The former J. Geils front man delivers another powerful album. Very cool, eclectic mix of songs.
Jimi Hendrix, Valleys of Neptune - The last studio recordings. It makes me miss Jimi even more.
Sweet Apple, Love and Desperation - J. Mascis from Dinosaur Jr.'s new group. Killer R 'n R!!
The Beatles, In Mono - All 13 albums in glorious mono. The best sounding Beatles release ever.
Peter Frampton, Thank you Mr. Churchill - Peter's back with a rockin' set that leaves you wanting more.
BoDeans, Mr. Sad Clown - Milwalkie's BoDeans deliver another great slice of Americana.
The Byrds, Untitled (Legacy Edition) - My favorite Byrds album. Expanded with additional live material. A must have.
