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Slayer's fifth album Seasons In The Abyss: the sound of a band stuck in a rut, or hitting their groove?
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Tommy Bolin's James Gang bandmates have claimed he was at his best when high... and on Bang the chemical dependency produced fine results
Hearts & Hand Grenades lack heft on debut album Turning To Ashes
Turning To Ashes is a solid debut that’s a bit more heart than hand grenade
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Mechanical Resonance: the debut album by Tesla, the band formerly known as City Kidd, the band formerly known an Earthshaker
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Former White Lion frontman Mike Tramp gathers together 11 album's worth of highlights on Trampthology
Clutch's mood-enhancing back catalogue thrills on Weathermaker Vault Series Vol. I
Clutch's Weathermaker Vault Series album of re-recordings, covers and previously digital-only singles is more than just a stopgap
Drive-By Truckers keep their anger sharp on The New OK
Drive-By Truckers embellish their brilliant legacy on The New OK, their second album of a troubling year
George Thorogood's Live In Boston 1982 is one of the great live albums... and now it's even bigger
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Paul McCartney fails to age on the home-recorded McCartney III
Nineteenth solo album McCartney III finds Paul McCartney enjoying yet another purple patch
Lunatic Soul - Through Shaded Woods album review
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Daniel Tompkins’ Ruins: prog metal shapeshifter wrings new wonder from his recent past
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The Kinks bundle up rarities and live takes for Lola’s 50th birthday on Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part 1
Iron Butterfly: Unconscious Power - An Anthology 1967-1971
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