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Day and Night Driving
Seven Mary Three

At some point in their career, a band must face a crossroads that determines the way they will be perceived by all ...read more

Dylanesque
Brian Ferry

Bryan Ferry has always been a fairly confounding character. His youthful days with the original Roxy Music seem light ...read more

Death Songs for the Living
Gob Iron

For a while there, I got the impression that Jay Farrar was coasting a bit. Each album after Son Volt’s debut offered a ...read more

Dancing in the Streets
Martha and the Vandellas

Charted: #2 in September 1964 Because the Eddie Holland-Lamont Dozier-Brian Holland songwriting and production ...read more

Dashboard Confessional - The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most

Don’t be fooled by a name. With all due respect to the additional musicians who contributed to this disk, Dashboard ...read more

Dave Clark Five-Glad All Over

Charted: #6 in March 1964 In early 1964, the Beatles opened up a sluice across the Atlantic wide enough to fit a ...read more

David Live
David Bowie

No less an expert on bad live albums than Mick Jagger once stated that David Live was one of the worst live albums he ...read more

Daylight Again
Crosby, Stills & Nash

Despite public appearances, Crosby, Stills and Nash were never really a ‘band’. They were more like an agglomeration of ...read more

Demolition
Ryan Adams

As I write this, I wonder if the ‘demolition’ Ryan Adams speaks of is relevant to his own career. I say that because I’m ...read more

Devil's Playground
Billy Idol

It was bad enough when Duran Duran staged their ‘comeback’ and things only grew worse when Motley Crue did the same, but ...read more

Diamond Dogs
David Bowie

Diamond Dogs was Bowie’s first misstep since becoming famous, but his aura was so powerful that most people hadn’t ...read more

Din of Ecstasy
Chris Whitley

Anybody expecting the atmospherics of Whitley’s first radio hit, "Big Sky Country," is in for a surprise when they first ...read more

Domino
Van Morrison

Charted: #9 in December 1970 Domino” is a riff-heavy and remarkably contagious example of Van Morrison’s desire to ...read more

Don’t Give Up On Me
Solomon Burke

After all these years, it would hardly be unexpected for anyone to have given up on Burke. It’s been almost four decades ...read more

Down the Road
Van Morrison

The cover of Van Morrison’s Down the Road album shows the window of a music shop that reads “Memorabilia & Records”, ...read more

Drive-By Truckers - A Blessing and a Curse

After the Drive-By Truckers released their strange but oddly excellent rock-opera ode to Lynyrd Skynyrd around the turn ...read more

Don't Dream It's Over
Crowded House

If you wanted to know just what was missing from ‘80s rock that made it seem less vital or less fun to listen to than ...read more

Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
Jackson, Michael

More than other styles, production was immensely important to the success of a dance hit. The long-term result is that ...read more

Doo Wop (That Thing)
Lauryn Hill

As the century ended, the pop charts consisted mostly of an uncomfortable blend of Hip-Hop/R&B and Country/Mainstream, ...read more

Dimevision Vol 1:That’s the Fun I Have
Dimebag Darrell

Oh, man. This video is a complete train wreck…and I mean that as a compliment. “Dimevision Vol 1: That’s the Fun I Have” ...read more

Drowned World Tour
Madonna

Show # 1 - First Union Center Philadelphia, PA July 21, 2001 A lot has changed since Madonna last toured ...read more