Chicago – Chicago II
I can’t think of another rock band whose first two releases were double albums. Talk about ambitious! Chicago were that
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Month: March 2009
Thin Lizzy – “Still Dangerous: Live At The Tower Theatre Philadelphia 1977”
Thin Lizzy’s Still Dangerous: Live At The Tower Theatre Philadelphia 1977 is a thrilling live account of the final days
Read MoreLynyrd Skynyrd – “Street Survivors”
“Whiskey bottles, and brand new cars/Oak tree you’re in my way.” — From Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “That Smell” There’s a tangible
Read MoreElton Dean & The Wrong Object – “The Unbelievable Truth”
The Unbelievable Truth is a white hot, live recording of a one-off gig uniting the late, former Soft Machine Alto
Read MoreUFO – “Live Throughout The Years”: Better than Strangers In The Night?
When discussion of the greatest live rock albums arises, one usually mentioned is UFO’s Strangers In The Night, a thrilling
Read MoreDenny Gerrard – “Sinister Morning”
In the history of recorded music there’s been a lot of cool stuff released, hasn’t there? If you share my
Read MoreDanny Kalb – “I’m Gonna Live The Life I Sing About”
Blues Project founder Danny Kalb returns with a new disc of mainly acoustic blues standards on Sojourn Records’ I’m Gonna
Read MoreYes – “Symphonic Live” review
Being that Yes have long opened their shows with an excerpt from Russian composer Igor Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite,” it makes
Read MoreThe Clash – “Live At Shea Stadium”
The Clash Live At Shea Stadium is truly an amazing document capturing The Clash on their second night opening for
Read MoreHugh Hopper – “Numero D’Vol” review
Hugh Hopper, best known for his four-year stint as the bassist who replaced Kevin Ayers in The Soft Machine back
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