Top 15 on the 15th is a challenge that many fellow music bloggers partake in and that I was invited in by KeepsMeAlive. According to him, the challenge consists of each individual blogger posting his own Top 15 Albums of All-Time without… Read More ›
“It has honour, it has character and it’s British!” Rating: 4/10 To see Ray Davies getting interested in theatre and trying to incorporate it into his music, is not an exactly out-of-the-blue move like it may seem. Just think about… Read More ›
The guru of internet music reviewing, George Starostin, once said that most people fall into two categories when it comes to The Kinks: those who have never heard of them, and those who consider the band to be among the… Read More ›
#5. The Who – Who’s Next I’ve always held the middle ground when it came to either attacking or defending the whole Lifehouse project. On one hand, however ambitious and over-the-top the plot may have been (oh boy, and it definitely was),… Read More ›
#5. The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Underground The leaving of the avant-gardist John Cale and the arriving of Doug Yule, a multi-instrumentalist who’s even got a sweet little voice, caused the sound of The Velvet Underground to suffer a… Read More ›
#5. The Pretty Things – S.F. Sorrow And the award for the first rock opera goes to… (*drum roll*)… The Pretty Things, ladies and gentlemen! I always knew they had it in them! Let’s see who dares to call them… Read More ›
“Sitting in my hotel, hiding from the dramas of this great big world.” Rating : 9/10 ‘Muswell Hillbillies’ is often said to the last good Kinks album, yet, his little successor brother, ‘Everybody’s In Show-Biz’, never seems to get any… Read More ›
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