Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers recorded a soundtrack for the 1996 Edward Burns film, She’s The One. The movie underperformed at the box office, but the soundtrack issued sold well…
For the vinyl collecting side of Bob Seger fans comes a new remaster of a classic live set – Live Bullet. Released in 1976 on the heels of his multi-platinum…
The ’70s UK airwaves were ruled by Slade with five strong albums beginning with Slayed? (1972), which gave up hits like “Gudbuy T’ Jane”, “Mama Weer All Crazee Now”, and…
If you’re a fan of late edition Rolling Stones, then this announcement of a reissue of A Bigger Bang: Live On Copacabana Beach will make you happy. The new reissue…
Swedish guitarist, Yngwie Malsteen, is considered one of the world’s great guitar players. He gained fame back in the early ’80s first with Steeler, and then with Alcatrazz before hitting…
The 2009 arrival of the debut album from The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart brought the NYC band to the attention of many fans, fans that considered the fresh…
I have to begin this with a few immediate disclaimers: – The Who Sell Out is my second favorite album of all-time (after Revolver) – However, it is THE most…
Gentle Giant, an early era progressive band, still commands rapt attention to their library of eleven studio albums, all issued within a short but commanding ten years. Their first was…
The depth of the lyric is a difficult arrangement even for many lyricists. To be able to dive right into the psyche of human behavior, and much more than mere…
Madness, a seven-member Ska/Pop band from the UK with a string of successful album and single releases was one of the best representative ska bands from the late ’70s and…
There are few artists with a supernatural draw for fans. Frank Zappa is one of them. Despite his passing more than 25 years ago, the interest in anything the estate…
The heavy metal juggernaut that was Motörhead rolled along on a burning trail for decades. They entered with their self-titled album in 1977, and left with their final album, Bad…