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Encore album cover

[Review] Tangerine Dream: Encore (1977)

A double album that collects four performances from the band’s first U.S. tour and the last appearance with Peter Baumann.

Posted On 5 Apr5 Apr
Selling England by the Pound album cover

[Review] Genesis: Selling England by the Pound (1973)

The real stars were, indeed, still to appear on this celestial alignment of sound and vision.

Posted On 2 Apr
Jack You're Dead 45 rpm sleeve

Joe Jackson’s Jumpin’ Jive: “Jack, You’re Dead” (1981)

The swingingest cats around are back for a second hep’ing on this UK-only single.

Posted On 1 Apr
Seven album cover

[Review] Poco: Seven (1974)

Their seventh album, and first without Richie Furay, rocks a little harder but still rolls easy.

Posted On 31 Mar
Eldorado album cover

[Review] Eldorado: A Symphony by the Electric Light Orchestra (1974)

This concept album about an ordinary man’s escape into dreams is itself a kind of dream-come-true for prog fans.

Posted On 30 Mar30 Mar
Shayla 12 inch promo sleeve

Elliot Easton: “Shayla” (1985)

A likeable, wistful pop song from an album that should have gotten more attention.

Posted On 29 Mar
Masque album cover

[Review] Kansas: Masque (1975)

Another mix of midwestern rock & roll and English prog that, like their last, scratches at greatness.

Posted On 28 Mar
The Flat Earth album cover

[Review] Thomas Dolby: The Flat Earth (1984)

The complicated, quasi-conceptual second album from Thomas Dolby falls flat.

Posted On 26 Mar19 Apr
Rock Lobster 45 rpm sleeve

The B-52’s: “Rock Lobster” (1978)

The original, regional release of the crustacean who would soon sweep the nation.

Posted On 26 Mar26 Mar
Burrito Deluxe album cover

[Review] The Flying Burrito Bros: Burrito Deluxe (1970)

A brighter, bouncier Burrito this time, without the psychedelic pedal to the metal.

Posted On 26 Mar19 Apr
Heat Treatment album cover

[Review] Graham Parker: Heat Treatment (1976)

Imagine if Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello had a baby. Now try not imagining it.

Posted On 25 Mar
Hash Pipe CD single picture sleeve

Weezer: “Hash Pipe” (2001)

What better way to promote Weezer’s new album than a song about drugs and transvestite prostitutes?

Posted On 23 Mar
Led Zeppelin album cover

[Review] Led Zeppelin (1969)

The beginning of a musical voyage unlike any other, reaching new heights of rock and roll.

Posted On 22 Mar13 Apr
Aerial Pandemonium Ballet album cover

[Review] Nilsson: Aerial Pandemonium Ballet (1971)

New vocals and a new mix for old songs from his first two RCA albums.

Posted On 21 Mar21 Mar
The Unknown Soldier 45 rpm sleeve

The Doors: “The Unknown Soldier” (1968)

If you can make television from war, why not a top 40 single?

Posted On 17 Mar19 Apr

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