The final gasp of the British pop darlings and Eurovision champions explored.
Tag: special edition
Classic Albums Revisited: IQ’s Tales From The Lush Attic
One of the great recordings of the neo-prog age finally given the makeover that it needed.
Classic Albums Revisited: Fairport Convention’s Rising For The Moon
A transitional album for the British folk-rock pioneers now comes in a posh expanded edition.
The Rise And Fall Of Billion Dollar Babies
The former members of the Alice Cooper band and their ambitious but doomed plan for post-Alice glory.
Classic Albums Revisited: Diana Ross
The soul diva’s legendary 1976 album – a project that feels thrown together but remains a classic recording and features her finest musical moment.
Classic Albums Revisted: World Of Twist’s Quality Street
The criminally underrated album from a band that was unfortunately caught in the tail-end of the Madchester movement.
Classic Albums Revisited: Death’s Leprosy
The pioneering album from the Death Metal maestros remains an extraordinary musical achievement.
The Origin Of The Residents: A Nickle If Your Dick’s This Big And Not Available
The lost, controversial and even more experimental than usual Residents recordings reissued reviewed.
Classic Albums Revisited: Quatermass
One of the great LPs from the early days of heavy prog rock in its thunderous new edition.