Through Jason Dill’s Eyes

Jason Dill, a skateboarder, began taking pictures in the late 1990s. Numerous of them. He traveled almost everywhere with disposable cameras and the occasional point-and-shoot, filming his life as many people do today with cell phones. He remembered recently, “It’s just what you did.” He warned that if you didn’t, those moments before social media would be irretrievably lost. 

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Weezer Celebrates 30 Years

Weezer celebrated their 30th anniversary on Tuesday (February 15). On February 15, 1992, in Los Angeles, the band held their first practice with singer-songwriter Rivers Cuomo, drummer Patrick Wilson, early bassist Matt Sharp, and early guitarist Jason Cropper.

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If Dolly Parton Will Record a Rock Album

Dolly Parton has been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year, and while she admits she has never considered herself to be a rock star, she has stated that if she is inducted, she will record a rock album.

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Neil Young Warns Spotify Employees About CEO Daniel Ek

Although Neil Young’s songs are no longer available on Spotify, the musician hasn’t had his last say. Rather than contributing to the debate over Joe Rogan’s show, his main aim is Spotify CEO, Daniel Ek. Young published a fresh open letter on his Neil Young’s Archives website, in which he expressed his concern about misinformation and those who spread it. While first lecturing about “climate disaster” and the difficulties with fossil fuels and those who sponsor them, the musician then shifted his focus to the world’s “creators,” once again urging people to boycott Spotify. “To the musicians and creators in

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28 Year Ago Green Day Released ‘Dookie’

With the release of 39/Smooth in 1990, a young band known as Green Day began to gain traction in the Bay Area’s emerging punk scene. They became one of Lookout Records’ most popular acts with their sophomore album Kerplunk, but word got out about these upstarts, and major labels began knocking.

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