Live At The Cellar Door 1992 The Melbourne based electronocentric Detonic

The Melbourne based electronocentric Detonic Recordings label with its fetid oozing Dirt Beat and dirtier attitude provide the stroppy glamour to the London based Outsider label

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blues-influenced number that showcases Michael Hutchence's most compelling vocal performance

Black Humor was a San Francisco experimental rock band from the early 1980s

The album balances desert-inspired haze with a muscular intensity

Live At The Cellar Door 1992 The Melbourne based electronocentric DetonicIn late 1970, Neil Young performed at the Cellar Door in Washington D. C. playing a six show stint. The set included songs from his third solo album, After the Goldrush, as well as some that wouldn't be released for several albums. The performance showcased Young's rapidly developing songwriting abilities on acoustic guitar and piano.