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We Can Get Together 45 rpm picture sleeve

Icehouse: “We Can Get Together” (1980)

The band’s first big hit, it’s good enough to give The Cars a run for their money.

Posted On 7 Mar
Freak Out! album cover

[Review] The Mothers of Invention: Freak Out! (1966)

A freaking brilliant, sarcastic sendup of society and popular music in which all pretense to normalcy and decency are dropped.

Posted On 4 Mar4 Mar
Reggatta de Blanc album cover

[Review] The Police: Reggatta de Blanc (1979)

A #1 record with two #1 singles. Not a bad showing for their worst album.

Posted On 1 Mar2 Mar
Coyote 45 rpm record

Joni Mitchell: “Coyote” (1977)

Rolling thunder along the highway and the first encounter on Hejira.

Posted On 27 Feb27 Feb
Young Lions album cover

[Review] Adrian Belew: Young Lions (1990)

Even with a couple of cameos from The Thin White Duke himself, Belew couldn’t get arrested. Great album, though.

Posted On 25 Feb4 Mar
Spirit album cover

[Review] Spirit (1968)

An amazing debut from the most underappreciated psychedelic rock band of the 60s.

Posted On 25 Feb25 Feb
Maid of Orleans 45 rpm sleeve

OMD: “Maid of Orleans” (1982)

The stuff that dreams (and musical heroes) are made of.

Posted On 23 Feb23 Feb
A Night at the Opera full album

[Review] Queen: A Night at the Opera (1975)

The royal flush of rock and roll albums, revealed card by card with unconfined joy.

Posted On 22 Feb23 Feb
Irrlicht album cover

[Review] Klaus Schulze: Irrlicht (1972)

The first in a musical odyssey of electronic soundscapes and sculptures that has combined equal parts art and artifice.

Posted On 20 Feb
Lady 45 rpm sleeve

Styx: “Lady” (1973)

The song that proves behind every successful band is their old “Lady.”

Posted On 17 Feb18 Feb
Grand Hotel album cover

[Review] Procol Harum: Grand Hotel (1973)

An almost full return to their earlier grand estate, despite being down to only three original members.

Posted On 16 Feb18 Feb
Stratavarious album cover

[Review] Ginger Baker: Stratavarious (1972)

Basically half a Fela album and half an album of rock + drum workshop.

Posted On 14 Feb18 Feb
Fields of Fire 45 rpm sleeve

Big Country: “Fields of Fire” (1983)

The song that introduced the world to Big Country and the e-bow.

Posted On 12 Feb19 Feb
Tarkus album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Tarkus (1971)

Yes, listening to this album is exactly like being run over by a giant, cannon-toting armadillo tank.

Posted On 12 Feb18 Feb
X∞Multiplies album cover

[Review] Yellow Magic Orchestra: X∞Multiplies (1980)

The Japanese got a groundbreaking mix of techno pop and social satire, while the US and Europe got their greatest hits.

Posted On 9 Feb9 Feb

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