that dog. Reunites For Their First New York City Show Since 1997 VH1 Ever since the Pixies got back together at Coachella 2004 and became millionaires many times thanks to extended tours catering to their aging Generation X fanbase, virtually every band of consequence from the Buzz Bin era has reunited, ...
Why labels like 'Baby Boomers' and 'Generation X' are created 89.3 KPCC Pixies, formed in 1986, is a seminal Gen X band. 'Baby Boomers,' 'Gen X'ers,' 'Millennials - over the last century, each generation has gotten its own moniker. Now the race is on to name the generation after the 'Millennials,' those kids who are 15 ...
Farewell WSGX 100.3 FM, Gen X Radio, We Hardly Heard Ye Riverfront Times (blog) The last song for the Generation X-aimed audience was Blind Melon's "No Rain" followed by jarring transition song "I Wanna Rock" by Twisted Sister to inaugurate the station's new direction. And there it is. One minute it was here, the next it was gone.
Neil Howe addresses UMW graduates Stafford County Sun ... the differences between Boomer and Generation X parents, and the Millennial Generation of today. “Believe it or not, parents, your kids have never known that America, Chicago, and Kansas are the names of rock bands, not just places,” said Howe.
Less filthy but still furious The Age He toured Australia in December with another all-star band, the International Swingers, featuring Blondie drummer Clem Burke and guitarist James Stevenson of Generation X, Chelsea and the Cult. But, as ever with the Sex Pistols, nothing is quite what ...
Less filthy but still furious Sydney Morning Herald He toured Australia in December with another all-star band, the International Swingers, featuring Blondie drummer Clem Burke and guitarist James Stevenson of Generation X, Chelsea and the Cult. But, as ever with the Sex Pistols, nothing is quite what ...
Pork Belly, Lobster and, Yes, Music New York Times (blog) It can't be an accident that many of these places and personalities resonate with fresh-out-of-college food hunters who seek transcendence through a Korean taco just as their Generation X forebears once sought it through the Smiths, Run-DMC or Fugazi.
Adam Yauch: the coolest Beastie Newsday (blog) Like few other bands of the past 20 years, Beastie Boys mirrored the shifting interests, pursuits, tastes and larger life-phases of Generation X almost minute by minute. They began as a sloppy teenage punk act in 1979, but soon grew fascinated by this ...
