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On this page, we're going to vent our own thoughts and impressions on various CD's and concerts. Want a second opinion before spending your hard-earned cash on a concert ticket or CD? See what our reviewers have to say.

 

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read more The Grateful Dead (First Album)

On their very first studio album, the Grateful Dead are caught at a time before they had developed into A full-blown ...read more

read more The Grateful Dead - (AKA ‘Skull and Roses’)

Editors note: the originally chosen name of this album - 'Skullfuck' - was deemed too offensive by Warner Bros. back ...read more

read more The Greenfields of America- Live in Concert
Jim White

Okay, Irish music fans, if you’re serious about your obsession, then there’s just no reason to pass this CD by. As ...read more

read more The Head on the Door (Deluxe Edition)
The Cure

After releasing the bleak and unconvincing collection of songs called “The Top,” something extraordinary happened to ...read more

read more The Heavyweight Champion – The Complete Atlantic Recordings
John Coltrane

The conundrum of John Coltrane’s career was that he was one of the most focused and dedicated horn players of all time, ...read more

read more The History of Pop Radio

Considering that I wrote a book called American Hit Radio and write for the American Hit Network, how could I possibly ...read more

read more The Invisible Band
Travis

For reasons that are now difficult for me to comprehend, I really tried hard not to like this disk. I think this was the ...read more

read more The Joshua Tree Classic Album Review
U2

Classic Album Review 1987 After a series of albums that continually grew in their emotional complexity and artistic ...read more

read more The Juliana Theory - Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat

In a marketplace that offers thousands of new CD’s each and every week, what makes the Juliana Theory stand out from ...read more

read more The Living Room Tour
Carole King

Wow, Carole King. To my mind, she’s been out of the limelight for so long that I never figured she’d venture back, but ...read more

read more The Man Who Sold the World
David Bowie

When this album was initially released at the start of the seventies, it was difficult to say if David Bowie was a ...read more

read more The Mick Fleetwood Band-Something Big

The CD starts with the sound of a needle dropping on a record, and the gutbucket-style blues track that kicks off the ...read more

read more The Monkees - (Deluxe Edition CD)
The Monkees

If you are younger than me – and you probably ARE younger than me – then I’m afraid that you’ll miss the relevance of ...read more

read more The Moon and Antarctica
Modest Mouse

Alternative music sometimes strikes me as ridiculous. Take a quirky idea, drive it into the ground until people begin to ...read more

read more The Rainbow Children
Prince

Listening to this disk, I can’t help but wonder if Prince might have stayed too long at Michael Jackson’s Neverland ...read more

read more The Richard D. James Album
Aphex Twin

Aphex Twin has blinded me – with science! I wish that I could have read my own review for this record before buying it, ...read more

read more The Rising
Bruce Springsteen

Of all the recording artists alive today, Bruce Springsteen is surely the most qualified to comment on the horrors of ...read more

read more The Roky Erickson Anthology-I Have Always Been Here Before

.Knowledgeable music fans and historians are familiar with Roky Erickson, but his music never caught on with the public ...read more

read more The Skiffle Sessions
Van Morrison, Lonnie Donegan, Chris Barber

From America’s perspective, 'Skiffle' music is a pretty strange bird, since it takes our indigenous music styles and ...read more

read more The Top (Deluxe Edition)
The Cure

I believe that virtually all negative reviews are borne from prejudice, and this one is no different. When I say “borne ...read more

read more The True False Identity
T-Bone Burnett

Do you know how long it has been since T-Bone Burnett has released an album of his own? I do. It’s almost fifteen years, ...read more

read more The Ultimate Prince
Prince

There is very, very little doubt that this collection is gonna piss Prince off. Remember when he appeared on television ...read more

read more The Unforgettable Fire Classic Album Review
U2

Original Release Date 1984 After the breakout success of War, it became obvious that U2 had established themselves ...read more

read more The Very Best of; Only the Beginning
Chicago

I have to admit that I feel somewhat embarrassed at having bought this two-disk set, but I guess it serves as a ...read more

read more The Village Lanterne
Blackmore’s Night

It is fascinating that this CD even exists. Ritchie Blackmore was once a rock and roll guitar god and a singular ...read more

read more The Way You Do The Things You Do
The Temptations

Charted: #11 in March 1964 Judging from Motown’s roster, it sometimes seems as if every black kid who grew up ...read more

read more Thirty Years of Maximum R&B
The Who

The funny thing about most box sets is that it is difficult to determine for whom it is intended. Is it for the rabid ...read more

read more This Magic Moment
The Drifters

Charted: #16 in March 1960 The Drifters are the most appropriately named group in rock-and-roll history. So many ...read more

read more Thunderbird
Cassandra Wilson

For jazz vocalists, these are not the golden years. Every decade since the 1930s has seen it get harder and harder to ...read more

read more Tonight
David Bowie

Artistically speaking, the phenomenal commercial success of Let’s Dance provided more problems than solutions for David ...read more

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