Nardwuar gets his star on Vancouver's Granville St

You can visit Nardwuar the Human Serviettec's star on the 800 block of Granville St between the Orpheum Theatre and Commodore Ballroom.

"I am honoured! Amazing! Thanks so much to the B.C. Entertainment Hall of Fame for inducting me! My star was placed in the pavement on ‘The Walk of Fame’ on Granville St. in Vancouver, BC Canada! 30 different people nominated me for this and I am so grateful for them ( and you ! ) for believing in me! I would like to dedicate this Star to my Mom who instilled in me a deep love of history. Also, if I, Nardwuar the Human Serviette, can do it ... so can you! Doot doo!"

Happy Birthday Mort Garson!

Remembering New Brunswick-born sound scientist Mort Garson who loved synthesizers as much as plants. 

LINKS
Get a copy of Mother Earth's Plantasia LP right here.

Telex in the studio 1979

As part of a PPG 350 sequencer demo, Dan Lacksman is shown with Telex cohorts Marc Moulin and Michel Moers. 

One For The Weekend: International Submarine Band

Here's the original version of Gram Parsons' "Do You Know How It Feels To Be Lonesome" 

Happy Birthday Evie Sands!

Raising a glass to Evie Sands with a rare 1967 promo clip for her "Billy Sunshine" single on Cameo. 

B-Side Wins Again: Sound Dimension

The flipside of Bob Andy's Going Home is Sound Dimension's Straight Flush featuring Ernest Ranglin's tasteful leads.

That time Opal played an SST party in San Diego

Check out the rare 1987 clip of Kendra Smith performing with David Roback at UCSD.