Recorded January 1973 in Kansas in the middle of a snow storm, this delightfully shows off the heat created by this quartet. Sadly not released until nearly forty years after Flash’s demise, nevertheless it is a marvelous reminder of what a great Progressive Rock Band Flash were, especially as a live attraction.

If you like space rock or listening to music that takes you away on an asteroid, then this is the album for you.

Hawkwind’s 32nd studio album, which they released in their fiftieth year (2019), is a collection of Hawkwind Standards re-recorded and then rearranged by Mike Batt of Wombles fame!

Already established on the hard rock scene, Burnt Out Wreck have truly made an indelible mark with their second album, This Is Hell, complimenting their debut album Swallow, from 2017.

The boys are back and powered up. A (nearly) classic lineup of AC/DC have come out of the stud to present us with their 17th collection of new songs. This wonderful selection of songs fairly crackles with energy not heard from AC/DC in many a year. Amazing what a rest can do.

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.

This is a wonderful collection of reflections from the lords of heavy metal thunder, Judas Priest, celebrating 50 years of rockin’ the planet earth.

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.

2021 releases from The Stranglers, Hawkwind, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Metallica, Tedeschi Trucks, Styx and Jackson Browne.