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 of them.
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 history – is being re-released as a special, remastered vinyl…
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 engagement from its listeners.
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?
RE: Visit — Neil Diamond, “The Jazz Singer Soundtrack” (1980)
Neil Diamond's ode to American pluralism
RE: Visit — Van Halen, “Women and Children First” (1980)
Van Halen sidelines pop to get their rocks off on "Women and Children First."
Is It Safe To Talk About The Cassette Revival Now?
It won't remake the music industry, but pure nostalgia brings cassette tapes back for a bow.