How do you feel about Live Peace’s b-side?

The Beach Boys are often regarded as a typical Greatest Hits band. And maybe it’s true when it comes to the car/surf/girls years. But between, say, 66-73 they made loads of wonderful music that didn’t even make a […]

Thanks for mentioning Walls & Bridges. His second best solo album to me. POB is number one.

It´s too easy to give Sting a beating, so I wont. And Michael Jackson. The only nice thing I have to say about Earth Song is that it makes Heal The World sound good.

Heal the world
Make it a better place
For […]

It’s still better than Unleash The Love, which admittedly is not saying much.

I started with 20/20, looking forward to explore Friends.

BB need someone with good ears who loves their music to do these things properly, à la Giles Martin.

Great, isn’t it? They’re on Spotify too. 20/20 is a particular favourite of mine. One of their finest moments in all its subtle glory.

Les Big Byrd! Three thumbs up!

Nice review, @Tiggerlion! I´m sure I´ll end up buying both, even if I find those two albums his possibly least interesting seventies work. Other opinions are available.

All lost on the road to Rishikesh.

Clarence Clemons, not known for being subtle. But here he is in a very romantic mood.

If you´re a Lennon fan and for some reason hasn´t seen the Imagine or Gimme Some Truth docs, this is nice. It revisits the often used footage filmed during the making of his most popular (although not best) solo a […]

Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, Sutcliffe, Best.

Can with Damo. Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi and Future Days.

Neil is still one hell of a performer. Promise Of The Real gives him great backing. Catch them while available.

Having talked to my trained translator, I have now been informed it should most likely be spelled “wallet”.

20 discs of top Kraut? This won’t be good for the vallet.

But that means there’s still more good solo stuff, right? Numerically speaking.