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The “magic” 1965 song David Gilmour will never get tired of hearing
“She was a wild woman.” The post The “magic” 1965 song David Gilmour will never get tired of hearing first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1940 song that stuck with Frank Sinatra “all his life”
“Our romance is through…” The post The 1940 song that stuck with Frank Sinatra “all his life” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Love Songs From the 70s That Were Real-Life Apologies
American Songwriter highlights three 1970s love songs presented as real-life apologies, linking their lyrics to personal jealousy, relationship breakdowns and guilt. The article argues that these songs feel especially sincere because they were rooted in genuine emotional situations rather than purely fictional romance. – “Jealous Guy” by John Lennon is described as an apology to…
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Steve Lacy gives the go ahead for ‘Oh Yeah?’ North American tour
Kicking off this September. The post Steve Lacy gives the go ahead for ‘Oh Yeah?’ North American tour first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Fenne Lily – “Sleeping”
Fenne Lily has released “Sleeping”, the latest single from her forthcoming album Win Win. The Brooklyn-based, UK-born singer-songwriter described the song’s tone as “thoughtful rage”, saying it reflects her directness and occasional harshness; the release adds to earlier previews “Uh Huh” and “Thank You Sorry”. The single arrives with a music video and the announcement…
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Amazon Further Abandons Gaming, Dropping MMOs Lost Ark & Throne And Liberty
Amazon Game Studios will stop publishing the online games Lost Ark and Throne and Liberty, continuing its retreat from game development and publishing. The handovers are intended to preserve players’ existing accounts and progress, but they mark another reduction in Amazon’s once-ambitious role in the MMO market. Throne and Liberty will move to FirstSpark Games…
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Saturday Night Live Parts Ways With Longtime Music Booker
Saturday Night Live has ended its relationship with Brian Siedlecker, the programme’s longtime music booker and producer. The decision matters because an SNL musical-guest slot remains a prominent mainstream platform for emerging and established artists, often signalling a significant career milestone. Siedlecker joined SNL as an intern in 1996 and had booked its musical guests…
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Five lyrics from the 1960s that couldn’t be written today
Times have changed. The post Five lyrics from the 1960s that couldn’t be written today first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Folk Lyrics From 1968 That Hit Harder Now That Their Artists Have Aged
The article highlights three folk songs released in 1968 whose themes are presented as gaining emotional weight as their performers and audiences grow older. – Judy Collins’s version of “Who Knows Where the Time Goes” is cited for its reflection on time passing. – James Taylor’s “Carolina In My Mind” is described as a lasting…
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Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” Surpasses 1 Billion Spotify Streams
Ozzy Osbourne’s 1980 solo single “Crazy Train” has exceeded one billion Spotify streams, placing it in the platform’s Billions Club. The milestone underlines the enduring popularity of one of Osbourne’s best-known songs, decades after its release and following his departure from Black Sabbath. Co-written by guitarist Randy Rhoads and bassist Bob Daisley, “Crazy Train” appeared…