RE:Visit – Alannah Myles, “Black Velvet” (1989)
It is just enough cattle to justify wearing the hat.
RE:Visit: King Crimson, “Discipline” (1981)
It would be the greatest shame had Discipline not emerged as it did.
RE:Visit – Radiohead, “Pyramid Song” (2001)
Imagine an explosion, but subtract away the fire, the light, the smoke, the raw crack of sound.
Re:Visit – Styx, “Just Get Through This Night” (1983)
Thank you very much, Mr. Roboto. You say this coffee came from an elephant's what...?
RE:Visit – Pearl Jam, “Binaural” (2000)
Dw. Dunphy focuses on the often overlooked 2000 album from Pearl Jam which found them leaving their comfort zones.
RE:Visit – The Comsat Angels, “I’m Falling” (1985)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into the respected post-punk band The Comsat Angels and their "could have been a" hit, "I'm Falling."
RE:Visit – Hans Zimmer, “Inception” (2010)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into Hans Zimmer's iconic score for Inception.
RE:Visit – Foreigner S/T (1977)
Dw. Dunphy takes a deep dive into the debut of 70s-80s superstar rock band, Foreigner.
RE:Visit – Madonna, “Live To Tell” (1986) and “Oh Father” (1989)
The original princess of pop gets serious.
RE:Visit – Neil Young and Crazy Horse, “Sleeps With Angels” (1994)
Even the most ardent supporters of Sleeps With Angels, the 1994 set from Neil Young and Crazy Horse, admit that it is a bleak album. It likely would have been…
RE:Visit – David Bowie, “Outside” (1995)
To say that David Bowie ever stopped being respected would be a grievous falsehood, but he certainly fell out of fashion, particularly in the 1990s. Point of fact, most “legacy”…
RE:Visit – Dire Straits, “On Every Street” (1991)
RE:Visit is MusicTAP’s ongoing series that offers a reassessment of albums from the past. The final official Dire Straits studio album, On Every Street, is not as highly regarded as…