Review: Out Of This World: Live (1970-1997) 10LP Box – ELP
With only two studio albums into their career, ELP released a live set on the tail of their 2nd album (Tarkus) with Pictures At An Exhibition. Not long after that,…
With only two studio albums into their career, ELP released a live set on the tail of their 2nd album (Tarkus) with Pictures At An Exhibition. Not long after that,…
As with many bands before them, Green Day has recorded live music in BBC sessions. And as with many bands before them, they’re good enough to release on their own.…
As current guardians of the Wishbone Ash library, Madfish has done an excellent job of delivering Wishbone Ash career remembrance in their magnificent 2018 30CD Box of The Vintage Years,…
It will be available for digital purchase on November 16 and digital rental on November 23.
Tattoo You is a Rolling Stones reissue that was recently ‘leaked…somewhat’ by Ron Wood in an interview. As of today, the news is out that Tattoo You (1981) will celebrate…
The recorded Chick Corea legacy of jazz in creative and explorative manner extends back to Miles Davis, his own Return To Forever jazz fusion band, and over his many collaborative…
Chicago has no shortage of classic albums deserving of updating. Myself, I’m waiting hopefully for the 50th Anniversary expanded update of Chicago V in 2022. One of those worthy albums…
The new series dubbed The Montreux Years debuted with releases by Nina Simone, and Etta James. Recently released, those two sets set the stage for the series as it moves…
Grateful Dead is a tireless entity borne of the ’60s and is as alive today as it was then. Over the decades, collections of live shows featuring the Dead were…
There are few that equal the once legendary live draw of the Grateful Dead. With the original lineup in motion, they were difficult to beat in their hours-long jams. Even…
Heavy Metal from the UK got a massive boost with the arrival of Judas Priest. In 1974. they released Rocka Rolla, then followed it up with Sad Wings of Destiny…
Marillion has been a well-received band over the years since their release of Script For A Jester’s Tear. Described as progressive – “neo-progressive” even – Marillion has issued a welcomed…