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…
Brian Eno, long an innovator of sound in our musical ambient world, released his latest album, FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE in October of 2022. It contained vocals adding to his short list of…
Tame Impala was created as a project for Kevin Parker that extended for 4 studio sets over a period of 10 years. With the initial release of Innerspeaker (2010), the…
A post for vinyl fans will include news of several vinyl reissues that will include classic albums from Be Bop Deluxe, 10cc, The Flaming Lips, and The Pretty Things. Be…
The lofty career of Elton John has been a remarkable and rare trajectory that not many individuals can share. Over his career, there are several phases of popularity along with…
If you have a fixation for The Cult, and collect vinyl, then this piece is definitely for you. The Cult began in 1983 and released their first album in 1984.…
By 1972, Wishbone Ash had released their breakthrough album, Argus. With two albums before it, they had won the hearts of fans with the new album. Most still consider Argus…