Memory Almost Full won't change the world the way records like Sgt. Pepper did, but it is McCartney's best sounding record in years.
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Music Review: Genesis – And Then There Were Three and Duke (Remastered & Enhanced CD/DVD Versions)
2007 is shaping up to be a very big year for Genesis. Personally, I predict the reunion tour will do decent, but not great business.
Read More »The Rockologist Flashes Back To His Favorite Albums Of The Seventies
The Rockologist gets all old school and revisits his days as an aspiring, somewhat rough around the edges rock journalist.
Read More »Music Review: Porcupine Tree – Fear Of A Blank Planet
Based on this great album, Porcupine Tree is a band that I can promise you I will be exploring much, much further.
Read More »Book Review: Tramps Like Us: A New Jersey Tale by Kristen Buckley
Not about Bruce Springsteen, despite its title. Still, it's not a bad read, for a "chick book."
Read More »The Phil Spector Deal: From Music, To Madness, To — Murder?
Once upon a time, to know him was to love him.
Read More »Music Review: Gary Moore – Close As You Get
With style favored over substance in much of today's music, it's nice to chomp on something where the meat is favored over the cheese.
Read More »Book Review: Wolves In Sheep’s Clothing – The New Liberal Menace In America by Stephen Marshall
Has modern day anti-war liberalism been sold out? Meet the new boss... same as the old boss.
Read More »The Rockologist: Remembering Two Of Al Stewart’s Best Albums, And The Time He Stole My Date
I still love Al Stewart's music all these years later. But if we ever meet again, remind me he's owed one punch in the nose.
Read More »Music DVD Review: Before The Music Dies (Limited Grassroots Edition)
Finally, a film that says what the rest of us who love music have been thinking.
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