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The Soft Parade album cover

[Review] The Doors: The Soft Parade (1969)

A hornful, stringful album that starts strong but quickly unravels.

Posted On 19 Feb19 Feb
Can't Get There From Here 45 rpm sleeve

R.E.M.: “Can’t Get There From Here” (1985)

Although it got lost on the way to the charts, it’s still a good driving song.

Posted On 18 Feb

[Review] Gentle Giant: Octopus (1972)

Their music is still an acquired taste, but rarely has it been tastier.

Posted On 18 Feb
The Prisoner album cover

[Review] Herbie Hancock: The Prisoner (1969)

A year after MLK was murdered, Herbie writes a modal jazz masterpiece dedicated to the man.

Posted On 16 Feb16 Feb
Traffic Jam 45 rpm sleeve

Sailor: “Traffic Jam” (1974)

A tuneful lament for bygone days before the world went car crazy.

Posted On 14 Feb
Relayer album cover

[Review] Yes: Relayer (1974)

A refugee finds a temporary home as Yes finds the magic once again.

Posted On 13 Feb
Brinsley Schwarz album cover

[Review] Brinsley Schwarz (1970)

Psychedelic, prog and pub rock collide with country-rock on the band’s eclectic, eponymous debut.

Posted On 11 Feb11 Feb
Better Be Home Soon 45 rpm cover

Crowded House: “Better Be Home Soon” (1988)

This is one of the better songs from their second album, but the dream was over.

Posted On 9 Feb9 Feb
The End of an Ear album cover

[Review] Robert Wyatt: The End of an Ear (1970)

You probably won’t lose your hearing, although brain damage is a risk on Wyatt’s first.

Posted On 7 Feb7 Feb
Sweets from a Stranger album cover

[Review] Squeeze: Sweets from a Stranger (1982)

A box of chocolates with a surprising number of sour quince logs.

Posted On 5 Feb
The Prince 45 rpm sleeve

Madness: “The Prince” (1979)

The lads burst out on the scene by giving props to the Prince (Buster) on this infectious single.

Posted On 4 Feb4 Feb
Dream Evil album cover

[Review] Dio: Dream Evil (1987)

The last album with the core group (may they rest in peace).

Posted On 3 Feb3 Feb
Oxygene album cover

[Review] Jean-Michel Jarre: Oxygene (1976)

Jean-Michel Jarre’s breakthrough album was a breath of fresh air.

Posted On 2 Feb

The James Gang: “Walk Away” (1971)

A hit single that might have turned a less humble band’s head.

Posted On 31 Jan
Open Sesame album cover

[Review] Freddie Hubbard: Open Sesame (1960)

The debut album from the man most likely to inherit the golden horn after Miles Davis.

Posted On 30 Jan

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