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Oh, Pretty Woman
Roy Orbison

Charted: #1 in September 1964 Oh, Pretty Woman" held the #1 position for three weeks in the summer of 1964 ...read more

Old 97's
Satellite Rides

The Old 97’s are all right in my book. Their songs have a bright energy and their melodies can be downright infectious, ...read more

Old 97’s Hit By a Train: The Best of Old 97’s

I’ve been a fan of Old 97’s for a while now, so it’s easy for me to recommend “Hit By a Train: The Best of Old 97’s.” ...read more

Only the Lonely
Roy Orbison

Charted: #2 in June 1960 Although Roy Orbison is frequently associated with Sun Records, the truth is that he never ...read more

Ophelia
Natalie Merchant

I’d take the time to review this CD, but I keep falling asleep before it finishes. At least she’s not whining as much ...read more

Osaka Popstar and the Legends of Punk

Fans of original punk rock rejoice! Osaka Popstar and the American Legends of Punk might be the best ‘punk’ labeled ...read more

Out There
Jimmie Vaughan

If you know Jimmie Vaughan’s style, then you know what to expect from any new album. Out There should be full of ...read more

Outside
David Bowie

When I was kid, about 8 or 9 years old, the song “They’re Coming To Take Me Away” by Napoleon XIV would induce some type ...read more

Particle - Transformations Live for the People

Attention, all boys who spend too much time locked up in their bedrooms; There is a new double CD (and accompanying DVD, ...read more

Party Up (Up In Here)
DMX

Charted: #27 in February 1990 A few years ago, a funny but telling incident occurred to me that will ...read more

Past Masters Volume One
The Beatles

Many contemporary music fans already realize this, but it is still worth noting that the dawn of the CD age drastically ...read more

Phish - MSG 12.31.95

Live CD of their classic concert performed at Madison Square Garden in New York City I am the first to admit that I ...read more

Pink Floyd - Money

Charted: #13 in June 1973 If ever there was a band to signify the obsolescence of the hit single, it’s Pink ...read more

Pinups
David Bowie

At the time, Pinups appeared to be little more than a quick toss-off, a means of pushing out something fun before ...read more

Play
Moby

You didn’t need to be a music fan to hear Moby’s Play album in 1999. Fewer albums have been more ubiquitous than this, ...read more

Pneumonia
Whiskeytown

Technically, Pneumonia is the last Whiskeytown album, an album that was held up from its originally intended release ...read more

Pop
U2

On Pop, it seems as though U2 had taken the handbook to ‘Having Fun With Artifice’ and applied it much to literally (and ...read more

Por Vida-A Tribute to... Alejandro Escovedo

Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo If I could get my money back for every crappy compilation CD ...read more

Prairie Wind
Neil Young

There are a precious few artist/musicians who can claim to have remained valid for forty years. Bob Dylan is one, Van ...read more

Prosperous
Christy Moore

Christy Moore began his career inspired by American rock and roll artists, but turned to the music of his homeland after ...read more

Psychoderelict
Pete Townshend

Without a doubt, Pete Townshend qualifies as one of rock’s greatest visionaries, perhaps its greatest. Even dating back ...read more

Push Barman to Open Old Wounds
Belle and Sebastian

Good things come to those who wait. Belle and Sebastian have released five albums in the past ten years, and seven CD ...read more

Rainbow
Mariah Carey

My youngest brother, who has a pretty strange sense of humor, bought me this CD for my birthday; I wonder how he knew I ...read more

Rapper’s Delight
The Sugarhill Gang

Charted: #36 in January 1980 Talk about your old school. It is awe-inspiring to consider what this track has ...read more

Rattle and Hum
U2

Forget the movie. I’m not reviewing the movie. I’m reviewing the album. Musically, Rattle and Hum is ill conceived right ...read more

Raw Tomatos, Volume One
Little Feat

In the mid-seventies, I had become something of a connoisseur regarding Little Feat, having seen them live nearly ten or ...read more

RCA Victor - 80th Anniversary Collection

There’s an awful lot of music to digest in this 8 CD (plus a bonus disc) collection, enou8gh to keep any fan of jazz ...read more

Re-released w/ Bonus Disk
The Stooges

You may be able to argue that the Stooges weren’t the most talented musicians to ever get a recording contract, but you ...read more

Red, White, and Crue
Motley Crue

For decades, Motley Crue has made a career out of annoying people, or worse. We got a short reprieve for a while, but ...read more

Reelin' in the Years
Steely Dan

Charted: #11 in April 1973 "How’s my little girl?” What happens when rock and roll gets to be too smart for ...read more

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