Tag Archives: classic rock

With just seven songs totaling 40 minutes, prog metal forefathers Uriah Heep created a monster of a record that has lost none of its meaty charm over time. The "alternate look" at the album that comprises the 11-track bonus disc adds a fuller picture of this era of one of early hard rock/metal's most overlooked acts.

Equally as good as the originals, Dillon Lane Syndicate keep the iridescence of classic rock's flame burning bright.

'Turbo' has its flaws but it should still be appreciated as the distinct, experimental nugget full of party rockers that it is. The real gem of this three-CD edition, however, is the 20-track live show from May 22, 1986 that makes up the latter two discs.

This new mix of a classic Chicago album provides clearer sound and brings out subtle nuances.

The ever-inventive Ian Anderson is back on the road with a high-concept multimedia repackaging of songs from the vast Jethro Tull catalog.

It's a fascinating chronicle for fans of Dr. John.

In a world of old styles clashing with new fads, the familiarity Scott Krokoff pulls off will be welcomed by many.

Mobley's well-researched and enthusiastic account of Rush's career is a must for fans.

The vinyl box set of Rod Stewart's first five albums is a must-have for all of Stewart's many fans.

In this, their debut EP, The Healing bring together five songs that convey the nostalgia of one's childhood home.