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All I Need I A Miracle 45 rpm sleeve

Mike + The Mechanics: “All I Need Is A Miracle” (1986)

Mike Rutherford got his miracle with a second Top 10 hit, giving the Genesis juggernaut a run for its money.

Posted On 22 Dec
Eruption album cover

[Review] Kluster: Eruption (1971)

Purportedly recorded live, presumably before an audience that wished they weren’t.

Posted On 21 Dec
Man of Words / Man of Music album cover

[Review] David Bowie (a.k.a. Man of Words/Man of Music) (1969)

Marc Bolan and the electric Bob Dylan become the reference points for this Bowie brand reboot.

Posted On 19 Dec
Chance 45 rpm sleeve

Big Country: “Chance” (1983)

A slightly different version from the elpee, but it’ll still make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

Posted On 18 Dec18 Dec
Change No Change album cover

[Review] Elliot Easton: Change No Change (1985)

Easton’s solo debut is a surprisingly solid album of modern rock featuring the songwriting talents of Jules Shear.

Posted On 17 Dec17 Dec
In Color album cover

[Review] Cheap Trick: In Color (1977)

Escape your everyday cares in Cheap Trick’s technicolor, power pop wonderland. It’s either that or suicide.

Posted On 16 Dec
Crosseyed and Painless 12 inch cover

Talking Heads: “Crosseyed and Painless” (1980)

It’s got a good beat and you can dance to it. If you’re Popin’ Pete. Or being struck by lightning.

Posted On 15 Dec15 Dec
Sabotage album cover

[Review] Black Sabbath: Sabotage (1975)

A war with their management and label provides the full metal jacket for Sabbath’s classic sixth metal album.

Posted On 13 Dec13 Dec
Three Man Army Two album cover

[Review] Three Man Army Two (1974)

Even if their label couldn’t count, the Army’s third can still be counted on for good guitar-centric rock.

Posted On 11 Dec13 Dec
Isn't Life Strange 45 rpm sleeve

The Moody Blues: “Isn’t Life Strange” (1972)

Released between albums, this classy single mixes a bit of Bach and Pachelbel with its melancholy philosophy.

Posted On 10 Dec
Solid State Survivor album cover

[Review] Yellow Magic Orchestra: Solid State Survivor (1979)

The band steps out of the astrolounge and onto the dancefloor for this Western-sounding, wonderful record.

Posted On 9 Dec
Emerson, Lake & Palmer album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970)

A new supergroup emerges on progressive rock’s horizon as three champions appear on stately chargers.

Posted On 4 Dec6 Jan
Me And My Arrow 45 rpm sleeve

Nilsson: “Me And My Arrow” (1971)

A song so good, it made driving a Plymouth Arrow seem cool. For thirty seconds, anyway.

Posted On 2 Dec2 Dec
Albedo 0.39 album cover

[Review] Vangelis: Albedo 0.39 (1976)

The epic battle of good and evil over, Vangelis goes into space, never to return.

Posted On 29 Nov
Night Passage album cover

[Review] Weather Report: Night Passage (1980)

This is the first Weather Report album that didn’t floor me, which means it’s probably over my head.

Posted On 27 Nov24 Dec

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