This past weekend, one of the most revered rock records of the past few decades turned 15
Category Archives: Celebration Rock
Season 2 Episode 4: Don’t Look Back In Anger At Britpop
In the mid 90s, some of the best and most exciting rock records came out of U.K., thanks to a generation of bands with tremendous style, spirit, and smarts.
Season 2 Episode 3: Brann Dailor of Mastodon
For 15 years, Mastodon has been one of America’s most consistent bands
Season 2 Episode 2: Is Father John Misty A Genius Or A Charlatan (Or A Bit Of Both)?
Steve calls Jillian Mapes of Pitchfork, who recently spent four hours interviewing Tillman for a story…
Vitalogy-ology Part 7: Pearl Jam’s Legacy Band Years
We wrap up our series on Pearl Jam by looking at the band’s three most recent albums — 2006’s “Pearl Jam,” 2009’s “Backspacer,” and 2013’s “Lightning Bolt.”
Vitalogy-ology Part 6: Pearl Jam’s Binaural and Riot Act
The alternate title of this episode is: “Pearl Jam: The Lost Years.”
Vitalogy-ology Part 5: Pearl Jam’s ‘Yield’
Steve delves into one of the most underrated Pearl Jam albums, Yield, which was both the last PJ album to go platinum and the marker of a new era of stability for the band.
Vitalogy-ology Part 4: Pearl Jam’s ‘No Code’
Our series on Pearl Jam continues with possibly the most fascinating record in the band’s catalogue, “No Code.”
Vitalogy-ology Part 3: Pearl Jam’s Vitalogy
Pearl Jam made one of the weirdest LPs of its career at the height of its fame
Vitalogy-ology Part 2: Pearl Jam’s Vs.
Our series on Pearl Jam continues with the band’s second album
Vitalogy-ology Part 1: Pearl Jam’s “Ten”
Our seven-part series on Pearl Jam begins at the most obvious point
Season 2, Episode 1: Japandroids
Celebration Rock makes its triumphant comeback from a long paternity leave with none other than the band that inspired our name.
