Tuscaloosa | Neil Young + The Stray Gators – CD Review
Crazy Horse allows Neil Young to get in touch with his inner angst; the Stray Gator lets him explore the outer beauty of his melodies. Just one spin through...
Jethro Tull | Aqualung Live – Live Release Review
Back in 2005, Jethro Tull released Aqualung Live, which captured a live performance of their classic 1971 album, Aqualung. Performed by the lineup of singer and flautist Ian Anderson,...
The Call Featuring Robert Levon Been Of B.R.M.C. | A Tribute To Michael Been...
On April 19, 2013, the surviving three members of the Call reunited for the first time in close to two decades. They were joined by bassist and vocalist Robert...
Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks | Live – Perpetual Change – Live Release...
You surely don’t have to sell a crusty old prog head like me on Jon Anderson or The Band Geeks. Jon Anderson launched his partnership with The Band Geeks...
The Myths And Legends Of Rick Wakeman – Live Release Review
“I’m still wondering, though, if I am more of a myth than a legend,” Rick Wakeman quips over the title of the four-disc live collection, The Myths And Legends Of...
Alan Parsons | The NeverEnding Show: Live In The Netherlands – Live Release Review
Before starting his own Project, Alan Parsons worked as an assistant engineer at Abbey Road Studios, earning his first album credit on the Beatles’ Abbey Road. He went on...
Uriah Heep | Raging Through The Silence – CD/DVD Review
Uriah Heep have released a nice package of their May 28, 1989 20th anniversary show, previously only available on VHS until now. The double CD, single DVD Raging Through...
Kansas | Leftoverture Live & Beyond – CD Review
I had the privilege of seeing Kansas twice in 2017. Celebrating yet another rock and roll 40th anniversary, the band's break-out album Leftoverture was played from top to bottom...
Quicksilver Messenger Service | Live At The Old Mill Tavern – March 29 1970...
Live At The Old Mill Tavern - March 29, 1970 marks another live recording in a steady flow from Quicksilver Messenger Service, pulled from a period when the...
Head East | Raise A Little Hell – CD Review
In their four decades, Head East has certainly made its mark on good time rock and roll featuring songs with tight harmonies, rockin’ guitars and a fair amount of...
