David
Any band that recycles the mighty Tull, flutes and all, better get away with it. While more an amalgam of everything 70’s, guitar riffs, long hair and flairs - it’s no gimmick.
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David
The film “The Exorcist” scared the fuck out of me as a 14 or 15 year old. The bits I managed to watch anyway.
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David
As cool as fuck and on icy blue vinyl to match. The first time I heard the Peter Gunn Theme was on “Peter Gunn” The Art Of Noise 12 inch single featuring Duane Eddy.
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David
I wasn’t much of a Pretenders fan really, but their first record is an absolute stunner and totally vinyl worthly. (when it’s $25 on newly minted vinyl at TWH it’s a no brainer!
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David
I was going to reach for my freshly minted copy of The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s “Electric Ladyland” but my tired demeanour and waning concentration could never do it the justice it clearly deserves.
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David
A mid-eighties gem of a record. This record single singlehandedly moved The Cure away from the dirgy, gloomy (but brilliant) haze of Smith’s earlier vociferation.
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David
The themes were: Acoustic, Instrumental, Electric
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David
Rory was a guitar god when I was 15. This amazing record was always on high rotation and in it’s original 2 LP format, was one of my first ever purchases as an after-school, money-earning, bare-arsed and awkward 15 year old.
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David
While there’s more than one Fleetwood Mac, which originated as a hard rocking blues collective and totally trans-morphed into AOR stadium fillers, there’s definitely only one Lindsey Buckingham.
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David
This guy can do no wrong. This record is highly likely to be voted by all music critics as the best album of 2017.
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