Jethro Tull put out many classic sets that include Aqualung, Thick As A Brick, Songs From the Wood, Heavy Horses, and many others. But there is one album that Jethro…
Since the late ’90s, Stratospheerius has been an essential element of Progressive Music in NYC. Formed by Joe Deninzon after acquiring his Masters in Jazz Violin from the Manhattan School…
Genesis rose to prominence over the course of a few albums that included the magnificent The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, the 1974 album that was the last to showcase…
When you think about the old school of Rock, it’s not difficult to know that Iggy Pop was in the thick of it. And still is. His tenure with The…
Let’s face it! sometimes an important release happens but ‘i’m completely ignorant of the reality of it. Then, we must – WE MUST – backtrack to its release and properly…
Can is one of the ’60s great experimental progressive bands. Their success lies in the stage shows and their studio creations. With blends of jazz, psychrock, and other elements, Can…
Neil Young, long a favorite of many given his penchant for varied kinds of music that were based in his folk-styled lyrics, has been a favored musician. His first album…
In the late ’60s, a songwriter by the name of Laura Nyro would enter into the world of music with her first album. That album, her sole set with Verve…
In 1978, a young folkie by the name of Steve Forbert gave the impression that he could possibly go neck to neck with the likes of Springsteen and Dylan. His…
Ratt filled a growing need for American Glam with their first major label debut of Out Of The Cellar. That album, with its three singles that included the popular “Round…
Tears For Fears burst into music lovers’ worlds with their highly successful sophomore set, Songs From The Big Chair. That album delivered a walloping 1-2-3-4 knockout punch with four well-received…
If you remember the name of Vangelis, who has done amazing Award-winning soundtrack work like Chariots of Fire (1981), and Blade Runner (1982), then you have a good idea just…