Rock 'n' Roll

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  • Geri-rigged

    The artist formerly known as Ginger Spice slips out of the Union Jack drag-queen glad rags with her debut solo effort, "Schizophonic."
    By Charles Taylor June 14, 1999

  • 50,000,000 Backstreet Boys' fans can be wrong

    The sweat-drenched rock 'n' rollers of the '50s knew all about good and evil. Forty years later, the Backstreet Boys are singing love songs to their moms. How did pop music get this insipid?
    By Ira Robbins June 8, 1999

  • Will RealAudio kill the radio star?

    Commercial radio will have only itself to blame if the Internet ends up eating its pablum lunch.
    By James Poniewozik May 24, 1999

  • Love's labors lost

    That Arthur Lee's Love shattered like a bottle only heightens the group's claim to the title of California's greatest psychedelic band.
    By Sean Elder May 22, 1999

  • Sharps & Flats: Pearl Jam

    By Gavin McNett December 2, 1998

  • His generation

    Pete Townshend didn't die before he got old -- he kept on living.
    By Stephanie Zacharek November 17, 1998

  • Top of the pops

    How Phil Spector invented teen lust and torment.
    By Mary Elizabeth Williams November 10, 1998

  • The glam that fell to earth

    Todd Haynes' opulent ode to the glam-rock era may be 50 percent polyester, but it's full of heart.
    By Stephanie Zacharek November 6, 1998

  • Sharps & Flats

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
    By Stacey Kors September 30, 1998

  • "Is This Desire" -- or just bad performance art?

    In her first release in three years, Polly Jean Harvey offers sops to a self-consciously hip underground.
    By Bill Wyman September 30, 1998

  • Linda Ronstadt

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
    By Joyce Millman July 22, 1998

  • Dig His Mood

    Putting the 'roll' back into rock 'n' roll: An interview with Nick Lowe
    By John Milward July 3, 1998

  • Music Feature: Back in the U.S.S.R.

    After a brush with American fame, Perestroika poster boy Boris Grebenshikov has returned to his Russian roots.
    By Julia Barton June 11, 1998

  • Sonic Youth

    By Mark Athitakis May 13, 1998

  • Death and Violence in Rock 'n' Roll

    Cynthia Joyce interviews Mikal Gilmore on his new book 'Night Beat: A Shadow History of Rock 'n' Roll,' the golden age of old rock stars and rock's redemptive force in American culture.
    By Cynthia Joyce March 20, 1998

  • Sharps and Flats: Cheri Knight

    By Meredith Ochs March 9, 1998

  • Handsome Family

    By Randall Roberts March 4, 1998

  • The Donnas

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
    By Natasha Stovall February 10, 1998

  • Sharps and Flats: Paint It, Blue: Songs of the Rolling Stones

    David Pulizzi reviews the Rolling Stone tribute album.
    By David Pulizzi December 10, 1997

  • Sharps and Flats: We Will Fall

    Gavin McNett reviews We Will Fall, the Iggy Pop tribute album
    By Gavin McNett October 29, 1997

  • Mom's a head-banger but her daughter just keeps on truckin'.

    By Sara Baird October 7, 1997

  • Way dead Elvis

    A tribute to the King proves that his posthumous legend has become equal parts sincerity and trash.
    By Greil Marcus August 12, 1997

  • The Will to Live

    By Michael E. Ross July 1, 1997

  • Sharps and Flats

    Salon magazine: With its hip-hop influenced hybrid of techno and rock, the Chemical Brothers' "Dig Your Own Hole" is dangerous enough to seduce all your sullen guitar diehards into crashing the all-night disco party
    By Terri Sutton May 9, 1997

  • Sharps and Flats: Dinosaur Jr.

    By Gavin McNett April 28, 1997
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