Tim Batcup

Sing out Hare Hare, dance the hoochie-coo! Zeppelin’s 1973 set given another remastering.

The best of 50 years of Jethro Tull, hand-picked by Ian Anderson himself.

This is Earth calling. Patchy 90s foursome collected

The God of Thunder shares him sociopathic world view.

Cymru Am Byth: ex-Motörhead guitarist keeps it in the family

Notorious smack confessional given a 10-year update

Self-styled Thunder Rider still oscillating wildly

Wide-angled overview of an expansive career

I’m OK, you’re OK. The 20-year anniversary of Radiohead's 90s landmark

All filler, no killer? Reissues series arrives at the downturn…

A partial unpicking of the puzzle that is Tool’s frontman

Reheated mains, now with extra topppings

From Out Of Nowhere, prog converts deliver a dextrous debut.

Chamber folk from the Tull frontman

Symphonic Swedes re-emerge for album six.

Comprehensive account of the gypsy queen

Global warning: Beggs and co sound the bells on album two.

Ten years gone. Pastoral gem revisited

It came from the future, 40 years ago. As the three starmen appear to be winding down, they’re still light years ahead. Here’s the Canadians’ pivotal opus buffed, bolstered and boxed

Fear and loathing in Cincinnati: noir classic redux.

Nobody ever called him Al: Calvert-era quartet remastered and boxed.

This compilation album offer a comprehensive trawl through Britain’s hard-rock genealogy

Musings on motherhood from Mother Gong herself