Yes – Ultimate Yes
Okay, the world wasn’t really crying out for another Yes compilation – there’s already at least one best-of in the racks for everyone from the casual fan (Highlights: The Very Best of Yes) to the More...
X – The Best: Make the Music Go Bang!
Emerging from the hothouse of Los Angeles punk in the late 1970s, X set themselves apart by delivering the attitude and energy of the day with a degree of skill and talent well above most of their peers – More...
Who – Who’s Next
The eternal repackaging of the Who continues apace with this two-disc expensive expansion of possibly their greatest achievement. Released in 1971, Who’s Next ripped the guts out of guitarist and visionary More...
Who – Then and Now
Okay, so this is a scam. There are already several Who greatest-hits albums on the market, and many, many more have come and gone in the 32 years since Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy first bounced onto store shelves. More...
Who – Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970, Live in Boston DVDs
This is a tale of two bands. We begin in 1970 at England’s massive Isle of Wight Festival, which beat Woodstock for attendance but — thanks to disgruntled non-ticket holders demanding a free event — More...
Velvet Revolver – Contraband
It seemed like a foolhardy move, at best. Three-fifths of the old-school Guns n’ Roses lineup – lead guitarist Slash, bass player Duff McKagan and drummer Matt Sorum – went looking for a frontman More...
Various Artists – Concert For George
You don’t have to know anything about the participants in the Concert for George – a memorial and tribute to the late George Harrison held on November 29, 2002, the first anniversary of his death – More...
Various Artists – Anchorman Soundtrack
This soundtrack for Will Ferrell’s hit comedy about the exploits of pompous, self-absorbed TV anchor Ron Burgundy bears an off-puttingly heavy load of kitschy, schlocky ’70s hits you wouldn’t ordinarily More...
U2 – How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb
For every landmark U2 album, there is a reiteration; every step forward is followed by a holding pattern. After 1987′s The Joshua Tree, which found just the right balance of two-fisted rhythms and gauzy atmospherics, More...
Triumph The Insult Comic Dog – Come Poop With Me
Once upon a time, Late Night with Conan O’Brien contributor Robert Smigel put a cheap dog puppet on his hand, jammed a cigar in its mouth, crouched down and let his new character begin insulting anyone and More...
Titanium Black – Bleed For You
What we’ve been hearing on hard-rock radio for the last several years is a tragic waste of angst. It seems like these guys can’t think of any more interesting way to deliver their anger and inner turmoil More...
The Soundtrack Of Our Lives – Behind The Music
There are 8.9 million people in Sweden, and just about that many indelible pop melodies have emerged from this charming little constitutional monarchy jammed between Norway and Finland over the past several decades. More...
