Latest articles by Hugh Fielder
What happened when Eric Clapton got sober: the box set
The Complete Reprise Studio Albums Vol 1 features remastered versions of Eric Clapton’s first six solo studio albums with Reprise, plus an additional LP of rarities
Hugh Cornwell: Moments Of Madness album review
Stranglers founder Hugh Cornwell plays all the instruments himself on 10th solo album Moments Of Madness
Corky Laing: still hard rockin' after 50 years
The sleighride rolls on as Corky Laing calls upon Michael Monroe, Ian Hunter and more for Finnish Sessions album
A cultural artefact from Yugoslavia's communist past for the Zappa-ophiles
Cunningly constructed from shows in Yugoslavia, Zappa '75: Zagreb / Ljubljana features less than pristine sound and two drum solos
Donovan: my stories of The Beatles, Marc Bolan, Jimi Hendrix and more
Brian Jones got him his first big break, he meditates with David Lynch, and he mislaid Jeff Beck's guitar. He's the first star of British folk music, Donovan
Nikki Lane chronicles youthful follies on defiant Denim And Diamonds album
Country music's Nikki Lane is alive, kicking and rockier than before on Josh Homme-produced fourth album Denim And Diamonds
The Roger Waters albums you should definitely own
A guide to former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters' best albums – picked from the Floyd recordings he dominated and his solo career
A tour to the Dark Side: how Pink Floyd built their biggest album on the road
In early 1972 Pink Floyd were lacking direction. A year later they emerged from Abbey Road with an album that would overshadow everything they had done before
The 50 greatest Pink Floyd songs ever
From underground clubs to sold-out stadiums, Pink Floyd's path through rock has been revolutionary and stunningly successful. Here are their 50 best songs
Dark Side Of The Moon: why is it so bloody popular?
Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moon is one of the best-selling albums of all time. But why? Even the band can't explain it
10 albums on the legendary Harvest label you should definitely own
Starting out as a haven for the bands EMI didn’t know what to do with, Harvest Records soon proved that there was life beyond prog. These are the label's best albums
The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd: the ultimate track-by-track guide
A look at the musical intricacies of Pink Floyd's masterpiece The Dark Side Of The Moon
The 10 worst albums by 10 brilliant classic rock bands
Even the best can get it wrong sometimes: here's the worst albums by 10 of rock's greatest bands
Pink Floyd’s Live At Pompeii: the saga of rock’s most epic home movie
In 1972, Pink Floyd staged their most ambitious gig yet – in the ruins of Pompeii. But that was just the start of the drama…
Pink Floyd's Descent Into Madness
After years of bitter in-fighting, Roger Waters finally left Pink Floyd in 1985. His departure caused rancour... and there was also the question mark over the ownership of their infamous pig
A beginner's guide to the thrilling, topsy-turvy world of the concept album
Rock is often about more than just the music: it's about The Big Idea, and ambition manifesting itself as The Concept Album
10 Roger Waters tracks every Pink Floyd fan should own
Roger Waters’ solo catalogue might have been eclipsed commercially by Pink Floyd’s, but you overlook it at your peril. Here are the 10 Waters solo tracks that every Floyd fan should own
How Roger Waters rebuilt The Wall
$15 million, 424 bricks, 56 dates: How Roger Waters took Pink Floyd's The Wall and turned it into the greatest show on Earth
The story behind the iconic artwork for Pink Floyd's The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
The cover of Pink Floyd’s debut album The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn was very much of its time. Hugh Fielder talks to sleeve photographer Vic Singh about prisms, George Harrison and not getting paid
Pink Floyd's remix of Animals is hollowed out, brittle and harrowing
Proof that pigs can fly again, as the 2018 remix of Pink Floyd's Animals finally emerges from beneath the bickering
Jimmy Hall's voice and harp playing are still in fine shape on Ready Now
Wet Willie singer and harmonica man Jimmy Hall returns under the patronage of blues superstar Joe Bonamassa
The Kinks: two albums of urban isolation, cultural paranoia and occasional whinging
A 50th anniversary combined deluxe re-issue of two classic Kinks albums, Muswell Hillbillies and Everybody’s In Show-Biz
Goo Goo Dolls have not run out of stuff to sing about yet
Iris hitmakers Goo Goo Dolls are still dizzying up the girl on Chaos In Bloom
