Lou Reed – “Playlist – The Very Best of Lou Reed”
Now that Sony and BMG have become a gigantic music conglomerate, we’re hoping that they’ll use those pooled resources to
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Music Review
Classic rock CD and album reviews
Planet P Project – “1931 (Go Out Dancing – Part 1)”
1931 (Go Out Dancing – Part 1) is the first record in nearly 20 years from keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist, Tony Carey that
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The Hoople is the third of a trio of spectacular records issued by glam-rock superstars, Mott The Hoople. Discounting a
Read MoreNo-Man “Schoolyard Ghosts”
No-Man’s sixth studio release, Schoolyard Ghosts, is as much a revelation for fans of No-Man’s previous work as it is
Read MoreJoe Jackson – “Look Sharp!” album review
Vinyl Lovers Records has reissued Joe Jackson’s solo debut, Look Sharp! as a 10-inch double record that includes the bonus
Read MoreJulian Cope – “Fried”
Under license from Universal Music, Vinyl Lovers Records brings us the infamous second solo record from Julian Cope, Fried. I
Read MoreThin 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 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
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