A Newly Discovered Recording Lets You Hear Delta Blues Legend Robert Johnson in Stunning Clarity Great swathes of rock music since the nineteen-sixties would never have existed, we're sometimes told, were it not for the recordings of Robert Johnson. Certainly the likes of Keith Richards, Eric Cla...

Holy SHIT someone found the test pressing of Robert Johnson's Cross Road Blues and it is clear as a PIN www.openculture.com/2026/04/reco...

This is very brave and correct

Good looking out!

Amen brother 🤘

That Nine Inch Noize set needs an official release. Wow!

We’ve fallen so far…

Yee. Haw. 🤘

books: the rectangle that can’t send you push notifications. Try: books.

Headed out to the Cannon Beach in a couple months to see if I can spot a few of them 👀📸

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Isaac Newton discovering Pink Floyd (1660)

The Stack

Speed-reading to finish up a book before traveling so I can start an entirely new book on the plane…while packing a backup book in case I finish that book on the way

Happy new Johnny Blue Skies day y’all 🤘

You ever think about how New Order fucking rules

Person 1: what’s the name of this band?

Person 2: Fleetwood Mac

Person 1: where does that name come from?

Person 2: it’s two of the members of the band

Person 1: the two most important members surely

Person 2: hahaha no not even close

Sturgill throwing us all a bone

Excellent story Nate! Well done and way to persevere 🤘

Yes!

Feels on-brand tbh

New JBS? LFG!

Impeccable television

Neil Young Shares First-Ever Recorded Concert With Crazy Horse Neil Young's February 1970 Cincinnati show with Crazy Horse has circulated as a bootleg for years, and it's now available on Young's official website.

The Neil Young Archives team quietly dropped a recording of Neil Young and Crazy Horse‘s Feb. 25, 1970, show at Music Hall in Cincinnati.

Why do you hate handing it to Purdy?

Hold the line Derrick! 🤘

Never a bad idea 🤘

One of the best writers in the game! Stoked to see what you do next 🤘

Hell yeah Sam 🤘

Great series! Really enjoyed this chat Vince

Stax Guitar Legend Steve Cropper Opens Up About His Most Iconic, Soulful Songs With the likes of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Isaac Hayes, and more

RIP to Steve Cropper, one of the most impactful guitar players of the 20th century. I had a wildly entertaining chat with him a few years back about his life and incredible body of work with Stax Records and beyond.