Strange Days by the Doors (1967)
Might as well do the Doors’ entire discography while we’re at it then, no? After all, you only live once, […]
classic rock review
LA Woman by the Doors (1971)
The Doors embodied foundation rock’s bacchanalian abandon, whereby all those little boys whose daddies didn’t or shouldn’t have come back
Del Amitri, Deep Dive
Our time on this plane of existence is vanishingly short; life flashes by in the blink of an eye; just
Everything Must Go by Manic Street Preachers (1996)
I take little pleasure in writing what follows, because the Sisyphean task of maintaining this idiotic blog is only endurable
Change Everything by Del Amitri (1992)
If ever a song consummated the uneasy Holiday From History ushered in by the fall of the Berlin Wall, then
The Living Years by Mike + the Mechanics (1988)
So at some point the lads inevitably went off to pursue “solo projects”; Gabriel cosied up to mad-aunt-in-the-attic Kate Bush
Melt by Peter Gabriel (1980)
I don’t want there to be any hard feelings between myself and Peter Gabriel. Yes, I ripped him a lot
Easter Lily by U2 (2026)
…in which yer 70-year-old dad and his equally decrepit mates from the bridge club assemble one last time in the
Days of Ash by U2 (2026)
This EP is so distressingly insufferable that I’m actually no longer sure if I’m still allowed to like U2’s earlier
Duke by Genesis (1980)
By 1975, Peter Gabriel had become a dress-wearing, oddly coiffured escaped mental patient. He subsequently flounced out of Genesis due