What’s to like? An informal guide for newcomers to this wonderful collection of songs, wrapped up in an album that has been described as one of the most innovative recordings […]
What’s to like? The Floyd’s homecoming show on their last tour, gets a new lease of life in a new format, with impressive results. The low down Pink Floyd may […]
What’s to like? A bluffer’s guide to discovering The Stones’ early albums, and comparing the different experiences of listening to them in stereo and mono. The low down Tracking down […]
What’s to like? An informal guide to the studio collections officially released by the Experience Hendrix team between 1997 and 2018. (Each album listed includes a hyperlink to details of […]
What’s to like? One of the sixties’ finest rock trios, Cream blazed brightly albeit briefly, and left a legacy of great music. But if you’ve only heard the singles, where […]
What’s to like? Cramming David Bowie’s career into 134 minutes might seem like an impossible task, but the Moonage Daydream documentary carries it off with aplomb, dazzling the viewer with […]
What’s to like? The annual tradition of releasing thirty live tracks over thirty consecutive days, for free, continues, and there’s planet of good stuff to dip into, especially if you’re […]
What’s to like? The third in a series of deluxe sets celebrating the music of space rockers Ozric Tentacles, with seven nicely remastered cds and an excellent book which is […]
What’s to like? Does the world need another live Hendrix release? Well actually, yes, when it turns out to be one of the original Experience’s most electrifying shows. The low […]
What’s to like? One of the definitive heavy metal albums of the eighties, given a new lease of life with a remaster that truly does the music justice, without any […]
Moments in Transition 