The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks at [...] [...]
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July 10th, 2012 | Tags: 1991, High Fidelity, Slint, Spiderland | Category: Album Reviews, The Past Presents |
 One comment | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks [...] [...] February 13th, 2012 | Tags: Dischord, Perfect Teeth, Simple Machine, Teenbeat, The Past Presents, Unrest | Category: Album Reviews, The Past Presents |
Leave a comment | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks [...] [...] November 29th, 2011 | Tags: 14 Songs, Paul Wetserberg, The Replacements | Category: Album Reviews, The Past Presents |
3 comments | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks at [...] [...] September 5th, 2011 | Tags: Achtung Baby, The Past Presents, U2 | Category: Album Reviews, The Past Presents |
Leave a comment | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks [...] [...] May 25th, 2011 | Tags: Post-Rock, Rodan, Rusty, The Past Presents | Category: Album Reviews, The Past Presents |
Leave a comment | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks [...] [...] February 21st, 2011 | Tags: Monster, R.E.M, The Past Presents | Category: The Past Presents |
3 comments | The Past Presents revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years to ask the question, “Is this album still a classic, or has it lost its edge over the years?”. Was it a great record for that particular time and place, or is it something we’ll be passing on to our kids? It also looks [...] [...] December 20th, 2010 | Tags: Badly Drawn Boy, Stream, The Hour of Bewilderbeast, The Past Presents | Category: Stream, The Past Presents |
4 comments | Like the short kid stuck in the back row of the fourth grade class photo, Teenage Fanclub quietly lurked around the fringe of the hugely popular bands of the 90’s, trying to squeeze themselves into the picture. Their name was known, but they never got the same recognition as their contemporaries. Radiohead and other huge [...] [...] November 9th, 2010 | Tags: Music, Songs From Northern Britain, Teenage Fanclub, The Past Presents | Category: The Past Presents |
Leave a comment | Editor’s Note: We’re proud to announce a new feature here on Knox Road, titled “The Past Presents”. Author Jesse Croom will be a regular contributor to KR with this column and a column about cassette culture (coming soon!). Essentially, The Past Presents explores the importance of context. It revisits revered albums from the past 20-25 years [...] [...] October 28th, 2010 | Tags: Bee Thousand, Classic, guided by voices, The Past Presents | Category: The Past Presents |
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