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The Pink Parker 45 rpm sleeve

[Review] Graham Parker + The Rumour: The Pink Parker (1977)

A candy-coated treat featuring a joyous version of The Trammps’ 1975 hit, “Hold Back the Night.”

Posted On 19 May19 May
Windmills album cover

[Review] Rick Roberts: Windmills (1972)

A breezy album of country-rock from the former Flying Burrito, now in the company of Eagles.

Posted On 16 May16 May
Evil Woman 45 rpm sleeve

Black Sabbath: “Evil Woman” (1970)

Sabbath serves up some warmed-up crow at the request of Fontana Records, who would be eating it by year’s end.

Posted On 15 May18 May
Crime of the Century album cover

[Review] Supertramp: Crime of the Century (1974)

The third time proved to be a charm for the re-re-vamped ‘tramp with this progressive pop masterpiece.

Posted On 13 May13 May
Are You Ready album cover

[Review] Pacific Gas & Electric: Are You Ready (1970)

The band’s third album finally earned them a hit single, but it was the end of the line for the original lineup.

Posted On 10 May
Cartrouble 45 rpm sleeve

Adam and The Ants: “Cartrouble” (1980)

Adam Ant clearly wasn’t in love with his car, but who doesn’t love ice cream?

Posted On 8 May9 May
Cantamos album cover

[Review] Poco: Cantamos (1974)

Getting progressively better with each album, it was time to talk about Poco in the same breath as CS&N and Eagles.

Posted On 7 May7 May
Deserted Palace album cover

[Review] Jean-Michel Jarre: Deserted Palace (1973)

An early collection of incidental electronic music for film and television suitable for science fiction or classy horror.

Posted On 6 May6 May
Real Men 45 rpm sleeve

Joe Jackson: “Real Men” (1982)

Joe Jackson’s coming out of the closet as a Cole Porterphile kicks off with this emotionally charged number.

Posted On 3 May3 May
Blinded By Science album cover

[Review] Thomas Dolby: Blinded By Science (1983)

An absolutely essential EP featuring five songs from the golden age of Dolby in gorgeously extended versions.

Posted On 2 May
Leftoverture album cover

[Review] Kansas: Leftoverture (1976)

A classic American progressive rock album that, together with Boston and Styx, marked the arrival of a new England.

Posted On 1 May4 May

The Art of Noise: “Close (To the Edit)” (1984)

These musical de(con)structionists made a lasting impression with their groundbreaking single and instrument-breaking music video.

Posted On 29 Apr
Children of the Future album cover

[Review] Steve Miller Band: Children of the Future (1968)

Psychedelic blues-rock that somehow finds common ground between Brian Wilson and Frank Zappa.

Posted On 28 Apr28 Apr
Work Rest & Play 45 rpm sleeve

[Review] Madness: Work Rest & Play (1980)

A four-song EP of which three tracks are little more than packing material for “Night Boat to Cairo.”

Posted On 27 Apr
Souvenir of London 45 rpm sleeve

Procol Harum: “Souvenir of London” (1973)

The last souvenir from Grand Hotel, a funny little song about gonorrhea.

Posted On 27 Apr27 Apr

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