Bad Company – “Bad Company”: Paul Rodgers at his best
It’s easy to take Bad Company for granted as another ‘70s musical dinosaur destined for perpetual play on classic-rock radio.
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Month: January 2009
Neil Young: “Sugar Mountain – Live At Canterbury House 1968”
Neil Young was just days away from his 23rd birthday and the release of his first solo album when he
Read MoreAlan Parsons Project – Six expanded editions reviewed
Eric Woolfson and Alan Parsons, the musical genius duo behind the pop symphonic progressive Alan Parsons Project, once referred to
Read MoreBill Bruford retires from public performance
Yes, King Crimson, and Earthworks drummer and bandleader Bill Bruford has announced that he will no longer perform in public.
Read MoreMagma – Bourges 1979, AKT XV
It’s safe to say that French band Magma is like no other. Leader Christian Vander’s concept of a futuristic rock/
Read MoreChris Farlowe – “Hotel Eingang”
It’s hard to believe that singer Chris Farlowe is two years shy of 70, but his voice still has the
Read MoreUriah Heep – From Very ‘Eavy to Wake The Sleeper
Check out this three-way discussion covering the entire Uriah Heep catalog. Skull Sessions host Bob Nalbandian is joined by my
Read MoreGenesis – “Trespass”
Although Genesis would truly enter their “classic” phase with Nursery Cryme in 1971, its precursor Trespass not only hints at
Read MoreAerosmith – “Get Your Wings” – Best Aerosmith album?
In between “Dream On” and “Walk This Way,” the songs from Aerosmith’s 1974 album Get Your Wings seem to get
Read MoreRossington Collins Band – “Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere”
The Rossington Collins Band’s first album, Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere, is a severely overlooked record. It gave the group two radio
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