Whitesnake | Still Good To Be Bad – Box Set Review
When Whitesnake broke big in 1987 with their self-titled album and eye-raising videos, it looked like the group had finally arrived. It only took nearly 10 years, various personnel...
Rush | Signals (40th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition) – Box Set Review
I clearly recall asking “Where’s Alex?” when first spinning Rush’s Signals when it was released in 1982. The ninth studio album from the Canadian trio of Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee,...
Little Richard: I Am Everything – Film Review
There is no question that Little Richard was a rock and roll pioneer. “I’m the one who started it all,” he once said. As the documentary Little Richard: I...
Pink Floyd | The Dark Side Of The Moon (50th Anniversary) – Box Set...
Fifty years after it was released, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon is one of the most inventive albums of all time. It remains a strong seller...
Leon Russell | Signature Songs – Reissue Review
Hearing a songwriter sing and play, accompanied by only a piano or acoustic guitar, you can surely hear the uniqueness of their talent. This is most certainly the case...
The Alan Parsons Project | The Turn Of A Friendly Card – Box Set...
The Turn Of A Friendly Card is the fifth album from The Alan Parsons Project, the “band” spearheaded by celebrated producer and engineer Alan Parsons, and composer, musician, and...
Queen | The Miracle (Collector’s Edition) – Box Set Review
The Miracle (Collector’s Edition) from Queen is a sprawling set featuring the 1989 album, The Miracle, as well as a wealth of unreleased songs, outtakes, and extra-special recordings from...
If These Walls Could Sing – Film Review
The Abbey Road documentary If These Walls Could Sing, from photographer and filmmaker Mary McCartney (who also happens to be the daughter of a famous Beatle with the same last...
Humble Pie: The A&M CD Box Set (1970 – 1975) – Box Set Review
You know those bands — the ones whom everyone loves (or claims to love), but they never quite hit it out of the park, commercially speaking. They had a...
John Waite | The Hard Way – Film Review
It’s no secret the pandemic and the lockdown established in its wake caused a major disruption to many lives. For musicians who tour for a living, it was a...
