RE:Visit: Liz Phair, “Why Can’t I” (2003)
The song was not meant to be a campaign against ageism, but maybe could be indoctrinated as such…
RE: Visit — ‘Til Tuesday, “Everything’s Different Now” (1988)
A minor masterpiece from 'Til Tuesday.
RE: Visit — Joe Jackson, “Big World” (1986)
Joe Jackson's live recording experiment goes big in this sleeper hit of an album.
RE: Visit — The Who, “Endless Wire” (2006)
After a long hiatus, the death of John Entwistle, and plenty of solo work, Pete Townshend reunites with Roger Daltrey on "Endless Wire"
RE:Visit – Robert Plant, “Now And Zen” (1988)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into Robert Plant's career redefining solo album Now and Zen.
RE:Visit – John Fred and His Playboys, “Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)” (1967)
How one misheard song title led to a hit that sounded nothing like the mistaken song.
ALBUM REVIEW: V/A, “Soul Explosion”
What was created as a centerpiece of a “movement” was born out of necessity and urgency. Fifty years after its initial appearance, it’s a landmark of greatness, pure and simple.…
RE:Visit – Gazpacho, “March of Ghosts” (2012)
As a writer and reviewer, I am constantly confronted by my own limitations. We seek to convey a feeling in words, and not even words expressed in the air, but…
RE:Visit: John Williams, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” (1977)
One of John Williams' finest compositions is about a guy who abandons his family.
ALBUM REVIEW: LUST CONTROL, “Feminazi [Expanded]””
Lust Control is a Christian punk rock band that is likely unashamed to be referred to as “Christian.” This expanded edition of Feminazi (a term possible coined by conservative radio…