1987: The year hard rock struck back By Brian Boyd, Malcolm Dome, Dave Everley, Ian Fortnam, Polly Glass, Rob Hughes, Hugh Fielder, Dave Ling, Sian Llewellyn, Luke Morton, Paul Rees, Mick Wall, Henry Yates 1987 saw classic album releases from Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, U2, Whitesnake, Anthrax, Heart, Motley Crue, Marillion, The Replacements and more...
Gov’t Mule - Revolution Come… Revolution Go album review By Hugh Fielder Vive la révolution: Warren Haynes’s jam band get political to brilliant effect
Joe Bonamassa - Live At Carnegie Hall – An Acoustic Evening album review By Hugh Fielder Hot blues beats cold venue
Gary Brooker on 50 years of Procol Harum By Hugh Fielder The Procol Harum singer/pianist on lyricists, banging his head and losing his hearing, and falling off logs in Finland
Fandango - The Complete RCA Albums album review By Hugh Fielder Joe Lynn Turner’s band who tripped too light: Fandango
Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood – 40th Anniversary Edition album review By Hugh Fielder The album that took Tull out of the woods
Patto - Patto/Hold Your Fire album review By Hugh Fielder Double trouble from the 70s under achievers
Fish On Friday - Quiet Life album review By Hugh Fielder Belgian prog rockers step on the (classical) gas
Sounds Of Glory: Confessions From The Golden Days Of Sounds review By Hugh Fielder Garry Bushell – the metal years
Cream - Fresh Cream Deluxe Edition album review By Hugh Fielder First supergroup’s first album, with a plethora of additions both fan-pleasing and pointless
The Alan Parsons Project - Tales Of Mystery And Imagination reissue album review By Hugh Fielder Poe-faced prog
Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Memories In Rock: Live In Germany album review By Hugh Fielder Memories are made of this
Bebe Buell on groupies, fake boobs, God and sacrifice By Hugh Fielder Model turned 'band aide' turned singer, Bebe Buell has seen it all. And now she reveals what she's learned
How Roger Waters rebuilt The Wall By Hugh Fielder $15 million, 424 bricks, 56 dates: How Roger Waters took Pink Floyd's The Wall and turned it into the greatest show on Earth
