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Pond (Australia): Pond: Man It Feels Like Space Again
Review by Everett True, The Guardian, 22 January 2015
A FEW MONTHS AGO, I praised the ongoing psych-pop revival currently happening in Australia — bands in all the major metropolises (and numerous small towns) ...
Press Release by uncredited writer, Ardent Records, February 1974
IN SEPTEMBER, 1972 Ardent Records released Big Star's first album, Number One Record. The group consisted of Alex Chilton – guitar, keyboards, and vocals, Chris ...
Review by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, 22 April 1978
"AN EXORCISM of low-riding smack-shooting ghosts" was how Rolling Stone described Judee Sill's life, in issue 106/April '72 it was. Interestingly enough, that same issue ...
Interview by Cliff White, Rock's Backpages Audio, May 1978
The erstwhile Marvin Lee Aday (with some contributions from collaborator Jim Steinman) talks about making Bat Out of Hell: the nature of his voice; working with Steinman; how they got their deal, and working with producer Todd Rundgren. He also talks about his theatrical background — Shakespeare, The Rocky Horror Show et al — and how he got his name; then he looks back at his early years in Popcorn Blizzard, performing in Hair, Stoney & Meat Loaf... and about his weight!
File format: mp3; file size: 71.1mb, interview length: 1h 14' 06" sound quality: ****
Special Feature by Ed McCormack, Rolling Stone, 13 April 1972
WORD HAS filtered down to Allen Klein's New York office that George Harrison wants to get in touch with Todd Rundgren, the all-around rock and ...
David Bowie, Fumble: David Bowie & the Spiders from Mars: Radio City Music Hall, New York NY
Live Review by Dan Nooger, The Village Voice, 22 February 1973
THE BEST that New York had to offer came out in the rain to witness David Bowie's triumphant return last Wednesday. No less a personage ...
Steve Hillage: Motivation Radio
Review by Jon Young, Trouser Press, January 1978
EARTH CALLING Steve Hillage! Earth calling Steve Hillage! Gee, it's too late. Steve is lost in space. ...
Manfred Mann's Earth Band: Nightingales and Bombers
Review by Wayne Robins, Creem, January 1976
HERE'S PROOF that Bruce Springsteen is 'the new Dylan': Manfred Mann has covered one of his songs Now Manfred's constructed a subplot to a career ...
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks: Pig Lib
Review by Max Bell, Uncut, April 2003
Ex-Pavement kingpin condenses decades of rock'n'roll lunacy into one uneasy capsule ...
Thundercat: Drunk (Brainfeeder)
Review by Jamie Atkins, Record Collector, April 2017
WHILE BASSIST Thundercat has been responsible for the nimble low-end of albums by the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Erykah Badu and Flying Lotus, and has ...
Interview by Charles Bermant, Rolling Stone Online, 9 May 2003
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS after their debut, Ann and Nancy Wilson, always Heart's pulse, have finally assumed absolute control of the band. Now, with Nancy producing, they're ...
Max Tundra - Whizz-kid to watch
Profile and Interview by David Stubbs, Uncut, May 2000
"WHEN I was growing up, I'd go through my mum's record collection –things like 10cc, Nik Kershaw – and make these mixes on a tape ...
Review by Paul Lester, Uncut, January 1998
The rock'n'soul duo return with their first album for seven years ...
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, 31 January 1974
THE ALBUM TITLE is the band's reference to themselves as unwitting followers of some enticing but unrealizable dream, That dream may have been Badfinger's expectations ...
The Nazz: Nazz: From Philadelphia
Review by Tom Cox, Uncut, March 1998
Odds'n'sods collection from Todd Rundgren's power poppers ...
Millington: Ladies On The Stage (United Artists UAG 30158) ***
Review by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, 6 May 1978
THE SEVENTIES may be the zenith of the record industry's attempts to have concept and packing triumph over actual content, and this is a prime ...
Rufus Wainwright: Embassy Rooms, London ****
Live Review by Tom Cox, The Guardian, 21 May 1999
And mother came too ...
Lewis Taylor: Lost and Found: Lewis Taylor's Pop-Rock Masterpiece
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, March 2007
IF LOS ANGELES is the perfect place to fall in love with an album-as-road-soundtrack – as aural companion to the zen ebb and flow of ...
Meat Loaf: The Roxy, Los Angeles
Live Review by Sylvie Simmons, Sounds, 14 January 1978
Ingredients:Meat Loaf (around 250lbs) from Dallas, Texas; lead singer with Ted Nugent on platinum album Free For All; monster-singer Eddie with half a brain in ...
Guide by Tom Cox, The Guardian, 29 January 1999
1 Nick Drake Bryter Layter (Island, 1970) ...
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