Emerson, Lake & Palmer | Emerson, Lake & Palmer & Tarkus (2012 Reissues) –...
Since the 1990s, the Emerson, Lake & Palmer catalog has been passed around and reissued by at least a half dozen labels. Various box sets, compilations and live sets...
Deep Purple | Graz 1975 & Live In Verona – CD & Blu-ray Disc...
Live recordings from Deep Purple continue to fall out of the sky at an alarming rate. And if you’re a fan like me, you only wish you had enough...
Toto | 40 Tours Around The Sun – Blu-ray Disc Review
Celebrating 40 years, Toto spent much of 2018 and 2019 touring Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, even Indonesia. To document the milestone, Eagle Rock has released the...
Peter Gabriel | Play: The Videos – DVD Review
As the lead singer of Genesis, Peter Gabriel exhibited an uncharacteristic
flair for the visual. His strange costumes and personas – from old man
to flower pot to Puerto Rican street...
Gary Moore | The Definitive Montreux Collection – CD/DVD Review
On the new three-disc The Definitive Montreux Collection
from Gary Moore, fans who love the Belfast-born guitarist (or those who want
to learn more about this fantastic player) get a jam-packed...
John Lennon | Classic Albums: Plastic Ono Band – DVD Review
When the Beatles broke up in 1970, it was both a blessing and a curse for John Lennon. Oh, he made it out to be the most liberating moment...
The Beatles | 1+ – Blu-ray Disc/CD Review
When The Beatles 1 CD compilation first came out in 2000, I was suspicious and took a few hardy swings at it. I argued that there were better, more...
Billy Cobham | Spectrum – Blu-ray Disc Review
Jeff Beck often gets credit for supercharging jazz-fusion when he released Blow By Blow in 1975. Granted, the exceptional guitar work and overall fluidity of the album produced by...
Eric Clapton | Life In 12 Bars – DVD Review
From a distance, you would think a legendary guitarist, singer, songwriter and recording artist like Eric Clapton had an easy climb to the top. Maybe that’s because he always...
Graham Parker & The Figgs | Live At The FTC – DVD Review
Graham Parker and the Rumour may not have hit the heights of their contemporaries,
but Parker’s subsequent solo career has been consistently sharp and decisive.
Indeed, it hasn’t been as lucrative...
