This album from the Last Rock’n’ Roll Band on stage in Pattaya was released in 2007 and the title still holds true today. I cannot think of any other album released since that gives you the thrill of good time Rock ‘n’ Roll.
The, for long hidden, much sought after nest egg of the recordings of UFO’s 1978 tour of America, displayed here in all its glory over eight CDs, including six complete concerts taken from the original tapes. Plus a remastered version of the 1979 release Strangers in the Night, a live double album compiled from these concerts.
This is a wonderful collection of reflections from the lords of heavy metal thunder, Judas Priest, celebrating 50 years of rockin’ the planet earth.
The Ozrics have sold over a million albums worldwide, with Space for the Earth released in 2020 becoming their 15th official studio album. Other titles include The Floor’s Too Far Away, Waterfall Cities, Pungent Effulgent, and Ethereal Cereal are amongst the favorites.
Most Rock Fans know classic rock albums by heart. But here are four that often fall through the cracks on people’s top ten lists. They fully deserve to be up there with the greats. All are Five Star Gems.
“It’s None of Your Business” is Caravans 15th album and amongst their finest. All Caravan fans look forward to learning the band’s album titles, and this one is no different. My favorite title goes back to 1975 – “Cunning Stunts.”
Black Coffee is Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa’s third studio album. The selection of songs is inspired, and impressive, with such diverse artists as Edgar Winter, Kansas Joe McCoy, and Walter Vinison given the treatment.
2021 releases from The Stranglers, Hawkwind, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Metallica, Tedeschi Trucks, Styx and Jackson Browne.
As we come jumping out of the pandemic, many bands are putting out their wares to welcome us back, with varying results.
Priest, Yes, and Roger Taylor, old stagers from the World of Rock, open new chapters with varying degrees of success
