Why My Head Hurts

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JUST ANNOUNCED: Public Image Ltd PIL hits Turner Hall Ballroom on September 23 for their This Is Not The Last Tour! Widely regarded as post-punk innovators, PiL’s ever-evolving lineup fuses rock, dance, folk, pop, and dub, continuing to challenge and thrive.

Tickets are on sale Friday, March 20 at 10AM ➤ https://bit.ly/PUBLICIMAGELTD26

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Why everyone should join an album club Getting up before a group of friends and talking about an album you love feels surprisingly personal, but you should do it anyway.

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Cortez the Killer, by Neil Young and Crazy Horse
A killer track (ha!) from the 1975 album Zuma. This is a favorite from Young's repertoire, featuring one of his finest guitar solos. Introducing the song at a performance in 1996, Young said: “One night I stayed up too late when I was goin’ to high school … I ate like six hamburgers or somethin’. I felt terrible … very bad … this is before McDonald’s … I was studying history, and in the morning I woke up and I’d written this song."
Frank "Poncho" Sampedro, new member of Crazy Horse when the original version of Cortez the Killer was recorded for the album Zuma: “I had some angel dust. Conned Billy into smoking it with me. We recorded ‘Cortez,’ I’m sitting there nodding out. That was the take. I had the song all turned around—I thought the second chord was the first chord. It’s only three chords.”
Neil Young – guitar, vocals
Crazy Horse:
Ralph Molina – drums, vocals
Frank "Poncho" Sampedro – guitar, vocals
Billy Talbot – bass, vocals

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