Journey | Columbia Reissues (1981 – 1996)
Long-term relationships are about as rare as encountering a unicorn, glimpsing the Loch Ness Monster, or discovering socks that mysteriously vanish in the dryer. Yet Journey has been able...
Aerosmith | Devil’s Got A New Disguise: The Very Best Of Aerosmith
Aerosmith has released a greatest hits collection once again — just
in time for the Christmas shopping season (although apparently not at Tower
Records), and in the midst of their mega...
Electric Light Orchestra | Epic Reissues – CD Review
Round two of Electric Light Orchestra’s 35th Anniversary reissue campaign is in full swing with three pivotal albums from the band’s diverse catalogue: On The Third Day, Face The Music,...
Electric Light Orchestra | No Answer | ELO II
Before Electric Light Orchestra blasted out of the blue and turned into a bland pop machine, they came very close to becoming an orchestra in the truest sense of...
Twisted Sister | Under The Blade (CD/DVD)
On a special edition CD/DVD set, Twisted Sister presents their aggressive stance on their defiant 1982 debut album, Under The Blade, produced by UFO bassist Pete Way, along with...
Pink Floyd | The Wall (Experience & Immersion Editions) – CD Review
The Experience and Immersion editions of Pink Floyd's The Wall are, supposedly, the last bricks to fill in the Why Pink Floyd? reissue campaign. Following expanded versions of The...
Santana | Supernatural – CD Review
By the end of the 1990s, the music of Carlos Santana was apparently in need of a major overhaul. Actually, many of Santana’s peers were up against the same...
Electric Light Orchestra | The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra, Vol. 2: Ticket...
The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra, Vol. 2: Ticket To The Moon is the latest in a long line of Electric Light Orchestra compilations. This 20-song ‘career-spanning’ collection is the...
Renaissance | DeLane Lea Studios 1973 & Academy Of Music, NYC (1974) – CD...
De Lane Lea Studios 1973 comprises seven songs on a tour promoting the Ashes Are Burning album. According to the liner notes, the band was reluctant to tour...
The Zombies | Live At The Bloomsbury Theatre, London – CD Review
The Zombies are back! Yeah, I know it sounds like the tag line for a George Romero horror film, but I’m referring to the 60s group featuring Colin Blunstone and...
