RE: Visit — The Pretenders, “Pretenders II” (1981)
The Pretenders second album isn't entirely plagued by the dreaded Sophomore Slump.
RE: Visit — The Moody Blues, “Long Distance Voyager” (1981)
"Long Distance Voyager" finds The Moody Blues at a musical crossroad in 1981.
RE: Visit – RTZ, “Return To Zero” (1991)
In an infinite universe where all iterations of events are possible, RTZ was never going to make it in any…
RE: Visit — Porcupine Tree, “Signify” (1996)
Porcupine Tree's "Signify" is progressive rock in the age of the internet.
UPCOMING RECORD STORE DAY RELEASE: BOOKER T. & THE MG’s, “McLemore Avenue” (vinyl)
MusicTAP is excited to share the news that one of the finest albums from Stax Records – in their incredible…
RE:Visit — Kansas, “In The Spirit Of Things” (1988)
Even a lesser Kansas work—and In The Spirit Of Things is an obviously and significantly flawed album—rewards deep and repeated…
RE:Visit – Foreigner, "Can't Slow Down" (2009)
Roughly 10 years ago, Foreigner's "Can't Slow Down" didn't do it for me. Has time changed my opinion?
RE:Visit: About the Singer/Songwriter Julian Lennon
Julian wrote and performed six albums of material. Why can't we talk about that?
RE:Visit – The Top Of The Charts, November, 1979
Did Kool and the Gang choose Smooth Life in '79, or did Smooth Life choose them?