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Could Poptimism Have Saved Liz Phair?
In 2003, Liz Phair released an album so bad that it "inspired some of the most vitriolic music press in ages." But how bad really was it?
Musical Soulmates: How Buckingham Nicks Shaped Fleetwood Mac
After decades of a love that withstood the trials and tribulations of drugs, infidelity, and rock 'n' roll, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are back with the re-release of their one and only duo album, Buckingham Nicks.
The Barks Heard Around the World: How Pet Sounds Changed Pop
On March 22nd, 1966, Brian Wilson brought his two dogs, Banana and Louie, into a Los Angeles recording studio. Not for moral support or...
The Power of The Live Record
What is it about live music that is so impactful? Why can't this feeling be replicated on a polished record?
It Ain't Me Babe: A Romantic Tragedy
I wonder how crushing the grief must’ve been for a 23-year-old Baez as she listened to "It Ain't Me Babe” for the first time.
Together Outrageously's Top Albums of 2024
What were the TO staff's top albums of 2024?
Sound Studios: An Oral History with Poppy Silverman
I will never forget the faces of my three friends as we walked into Sound Studios for the first time.
She's Fun, She's a Fan, and She's With the Band: The History of the Groupie
For every Keith Moon, there was a Pamela Des Barres. For every Sid Vicious, a Nancy Spungen. For every sunset strip rockstar, a young groupie by his side– a Sable Starr, a Cynthia “Plaster Caster,” or a Lori Mattix.
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