Kansas | Works In Progress
I still turn up the radio every time “Carry On Wayward Son” comes on; and with Israel and Lebanon at each other’s throats, the nuclear power ballad “Dust in...
Robert Plant | Sixty Six To Timbuktu
Leave it to Robert Plant to release a career-spanning compilation with a twist. There's a broad selection of very un-Zeppelin-like songs, a few missed hits and early stuff the...
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes | Live At The Greek
It's no secret that Jimmy Page never really wanted to disband Led Zeppelin. No doubt, he did it out of respect for the memory of John Bonham -- but...
Pink Floyd | Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd – CD Review
For some, there are sacred ground rules when it comes to listening to the music of Pink Floyd. For one, a collection of their "songs" practically violates their preeminence...
Pink Floyd | Is There Anybody Out There? – CD Review
After months — even years — of delay, Pink Floyd have finally given the world an official "live" version of their magnum opus, The Wall. Performed in 1980-81 by...
Roger Waters | In The Flesh
Pink Floyd and Roger Waters are at war – again. This time, however, the battle seems to revolve around who can authenticate what Floyd recorded during the halcyon days...
The Rolling Stones | Forty Licks – Compilation Review
The Rolling Stones' answer to The Beatles' 1, Forty Licks has the distinction of being the first all-encompassing hits package of the band's 40-year career. Covering four decades over...
The Rolling Stones | Bridges To Babylon – CD Review
In 1994, the Rolling Stones released Voodoo Lounge, perhaps their best album since Tattoo You, possibly Some Girls, maybe even Exile On Main Street. The lead single, "Love is...
Bruce Springsteen | The Essential Bruce Springsteen
Fans of Bruce Springsteen know his songs are sketches in time that transcend the charts and leap for the juggler. As a three-disc set, The Essential Bruce Springsteen is...
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band | Live In New York City
After meandering through a few stimulating detours, Bruce Springsteen decided to end the twentieth century with a bang. Who else could the Boss turn to but his ever-faithful E...
