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, […]
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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
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
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
Selling England By The Pound by Genesis (1973)
It’s Genesis month! Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Mike + the Mechanics – all must pass through the meat grinder, but
Britpop by Robbie Williams (2026)
In the autumn of 2025, for reasons known only to god, I subjected myself to a deep dive into Robbie
No Jacket Required by Phil Collins (1985)
Phil fucking Collins was everywhere in the 1980s – on the cover of this ubiquitous gazillion-selling album, for example, which
The Road to Hell by Chris Rea (1989)
Fittingly enough from the perspective of someone whose biggest hit was a Christmas song, Chris Rea died at the end
Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy by Elton John (1975)
I must say, broadly speaking, this ongoing deep dive into Elton John’s 1970s “imperial phase” has impressed me more than