[Review] Tim Finn: Escapade (1983)
The voice you know and love but with the rough edges you also loved smoothed out.
The voice you know and love but with the rough edges you also loved smoothed out.
The appearance of “Amazing Grace” might suggest Bryan had reached the bottom of the barrel, but he wisely covers himself with top-notch production.
Dream Encores would seem superfluous on the surface, collecting live performances from the late ‘80s and ‘90s that had appeared on earlier, sometimes…
A complex, subtle cabernet of internalized shame and global change.
Honestly I expected something more like paint by numbers, since the Akoustic/Elektric albums I own (none with Eric Marienthal) never lit a fire…
Bearing in mind that the sound quality on this cassette curdled years ago, it goes without saying that the “orange” rating applies to…
Based on the poetry of William Blake, with vocals from Jocelyn B. Smith, this is a departure for the Dream.
One of the greatest progressive rock albums ever recorded, and a perennial candidate for the Top 20 rock albums of all time.
Love doesn’t come in a minute. Apparently, it takes almost six minutes.
A single-disc live album featuring the humorous banter of Flo & Eddie and the mating call of the mud shark.
Not a particularly strong case for purchasing Mistrial, just a walk through the mild side of Reed’s rock & roll muse. The 7-inch…
Ziggy and the Spiders’ decadent followup to the rise and fall.
Genus: mecca mechanica. A hybrid moonflower whose red petals hide from the harsh middle eastern sun, revealing its blossom only to the gentle…
A tantalizing tag team to be sure, starring Dylan as the cranky saboteur and The Dead as his deferential backing band. We know…