For nearly two decades, Henry Rollins has been an unstoppable cultural force, through his music with Black Flag and The Rollins Band, and his numerous book releases and spoken word CDs. His energy is unrelenting, and his creative output staggering.
On Rollins’ CD “Everything”, he teams with saxophonist Charles Gayle and percussionist Rashied Ali to vent his observations and frustrations with society, urban squalor and you.
Listen to an exclusive excerpt now.
For nearly two decades, Henry Rollins has been an unstoppable cultural force, through his music with Black Flag and The Rollins Band, and his numerous book releases and spoken word CDs. His energy is unrelenting, and his creative output staggering.
Rollins’ CD, “Eric the Pilot,” gives his story of a hysterically hellish travel odyssey he lived through on tour. Take a listen to the first few tracks, exclusively at Salon.com.
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