Songs about life, the universe and everything!

UFO man’s seventh solo album sticks close to his day job.

Morley and Shoulder cast their net a bit wider and land a bumper catch for album No.3.

Seventh solo album by Toto’s workaholic guitar guru.

Not the most bonkers thing you’ll ever hear, but not far off.

Journey guitarist’s clever-clever seventh solo album.

The veteran band reunite with producer Jack Douglas and have glory days on their minds.

A second package milking their The World Is Yours tour.

Covering their heroes proves to be strong medicine.

Unexpected bid for a star on the sidewalk of fame.

The 1989 acoustic mini-album: the Director’s Cut.

Allman Brothers/Gov’t Mule guitar legend takes to the road.

World’s second-oldest rock band on album No.25.

Bonamassa’s tenth solo record – and his best yet.

Melodic quartet finally release debut after 23 years.

A two-CD, 30-track collection of five radio sessions and an in-concert classic.

Rollin’ back the years – it’s party night at the Marquee!

One Night At Budokan it ain’t.

Messrs Wetton, Downes, Howe and Palmer enjoy several hot moments.

Third album sees Brit proggers drown Floyd-like origins in an ocean of electronica.

Halfway to hitting their peak.

Back. And in an umistakanly rock’n’roll state of mind.