The Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion (1992)
This is a real flash back to the early 70’s. Rod and Ron and the boys crossed with the sloppy tightness of Mick and Keith’s lot.
commentsThis is a real flash back to the early 70’s. Rod and Ron and the boys crossed with the sloppy tightness of Mick and Keith’s lot.
commentsAn astounding relic from my precocious multi-genre hopping pop/rock musical ingestion period of the 70’s. I’ve just finished listening to the WTF popcast with a wonderful and frank interview with Alice Cooper.
commentsIt’s a strange one this one. While rubbished by many, Bowie purists and otherwise, this is quite possibly my second favourite Bowie record (my actual favourite Bowie record seems to be one of many!
commentsI had a browse through the latest “Prog” magazine today and felt mildly embarrassed with the imagery and pseudo-seriousness that pervaded through each page turn.
comments1976, I was 16 and entrall of punk and gritty rock’n’roll. My mate, Robert Hiscox and I discovered Tom Petty one idle afternoon.
commentsAs previously proclaimed , Gregg Allman’s “Laidback” is one of my most treasured records. This beautiful posthumous vinyl recording is another wonderful gift that will be equally cherished.
commentsYou know what? Lorde gets cooler by the day. There’s a wonderful recent interview with her on the “WTF” podcast series with Marc Maron, where she raves about her favourite artist of all time, Peter Green.
commentsPicked up this beautiful gate-fold vinyl record for bugger all from the big red shed. (BTW The Warehouse remains my greatest source of musical treasures - now isn’t that just a bit sad?
commentsStill enigmatic after all of these years, 23 of them at last count, I will never do it any justice by talking about it.
commentsBowie’s all over this. While “Low” was the high mark of his career, he lent an almighty hand to the Iguana’s rehabilitation at the same time.
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