Alan Vega and Martin Rev formed Suicide back in 1970 with their first album released in 1977. The band developed a rabid following with Suicide releasing five in total. On…
Steely Dan has enjoyed a massive fanbase pretty much from the get-go with their Platinum-selling Can’t Buy A Thrill, released at the end of 1972. Within, that album produced two…
Frijid Pink was a band of the late ’60s, with a searing hard rock sound straight out of Detroit. Their fiery take on “The House Of The Rising Sun” helped…
New York Dolls may the name for themselves with their arrival in NYC. By 1973, they released their first album and the rest of their history would never be without…
Mike Oldfield gained strength as a portion of his Tubular Bells debut was featured in The Exorcist back in 1973. Creating a uniquely eerie but beautifully atmospheric essence with the…
The Moody Blues formed in the early years of the ’60s but came to greater prominence in the late ’60s with Nights In White Satin, and then again in 1972…
Peter Frampton has enjoyed quite a ride in the world of Rock ‘n Roll. With professional beginnings in Herd, Humble Pie, and then later as a solo artist with Frampton’s…
By 1984 with five best-selling studio albums under their collective belts, Talking Heads had released their live set that covered their songs within a monumental support tour. The tour was…
The Waterboys delighted Europe with its mix of Scottish Folk music and Rock ‘n Roll blending in with the zeitgeist of the time. By the time “The Whole Of The…
Ultravox continues with their restoration project by doing the Deluxe works on their third Midge Ure-era album – Quartet. Released in 1982, the album was produced by George Martin (of…
Tears For Fears gained a strong feed into the public consciousness with a grand album, Songs From The Big Chair. Released in 1985, the album generated a strong collection of…
People have been clamoring for the BD-Audio part of the upcoming The Turn Of A Friendly Card box from Alan Parsons Project. Rumors began circulating about a week ago that…