Neil Young at Carnegie Hall: acoustic perfection and a rapturous audience make for magnificence
The first in Neil Young's Young's bootleg series was brilliantly recorded just after the Goldrush at the Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1970
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Roger Taylor achieves unexpected solo career high on the moving Outsider
Outsider is Queen drummer Roger Taylor’s sixth solo album, and the first one he’s really got right
Yes start strongly on The Quest before fading and fizzling
The Quest is Yes’s first album without late bassist Chris Squire, and it's a mixed bag
KK’s Priest's Sermons Of The Sinner is the bonus Priest album you weren't expecting
Ex-Priest guitarist KK Downing returns with Sermons Of The Sinner and embraces Afrobeat. Only joking
Skunk Anansie: Paranoid & Sunburnt - Album Of The Week Club review
Skunk Anansie melded together rock, punk, dub, reggae and electronica influences on debut album Paranoid & Sunburnt
Tremonti find their feet with thundering fifth album Marching In Time
Tremonti's Marching In Time is both an assault on the senses and the sort of thing you’ll find yourself whistling in the shower
Joanne Shaw Taylor goes gleefully back-to-basics on The Blues Album
Joanne Shaw Taylor's The Blues Album is much more than a mid-career shrug of the shoulders
Joe Perry Project: Let The Music Do The Talking - Album Of The Week Club review
In which Joe Perry escapes the dysfunctional Aerosmith family and attempts to Let The Music Do The Talking
30 years on, Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears is still an intense listen
Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears gets an expanded makeover for its 30th Anniversary
Vega's Anarchy And Unity: melodic rock sharpened with a contemporary edge
Vega’s lucky seventh album Anarchy And Unity might be the band's best collection yet
Ronnie Wood pays spell-binding tribute to Jimmy Reed with the help of Mick Taylor
Jimmy Reed is the subject of the second of three tributes to Ronnie Wood’s musical heroes
Lindsey Buckingham's self-titled album is all new beginnings and bold futures
Amid much turmoil, ex-Fleetwood Mac man Lindsey Buckingham forges forward, brilliantly
The Last Domino? finds Genesis turning the favourites on again. Again
Genesis's The Last Domino? is another excuse for completists to scoop up everything they already own
Humble Pie: Rock On - Album Of The Week Club review
On Rock On, Humble Pie proved that they were not the 'minor league Rolling Stones' while busy inventing the Black Crowes
Manic Street Preachers spin musical wheels again on The Ultra Vivid Lament
Anthemic legends the Manic Street Preachers turn super-ambient rock troupers on The Ultra Vivid Lament
Inglorious brighten the summer of freedom by covering music's great female singers
Heroine finds Inglorious paying tribute to Heart, Halestorm, Houston and more
Marillion's dark horse Fugazi gets a 21st-century spruce-up
The deluxe edition of Marillion's Fugazi, the second album of the Fish era, benefits from a polish but the real gold is in the live recordings
Metallica's Black Album reissue reinforces its place as one of rock's greatest albums
Metallica's The Black Album reissue goes from landmark to landmass in mammoth collection of over 24 hours' studio outtakes and a 53-track covers record
