Everybody's Dummy

Since its debut, Everybody’s Dummy has posted reviews of over 170 albums in the space of 150 entries. The initial modest rate of two posts ...

Pete Townshend came close to killing himself by the end of 1981 with a spiraling addiction to alcohol, cocaine, heroin and just about everyt...

By now Neil fans were used to one new album, more or less, per year. We thought we were getting a bonus when David Crosby stopped doing dru...

With Elvis reveling in his disgust of the state of the record industry, the announcement of a new album called Momofuku sounded like anothe...

This album had a long birth. While Wings was basically done, Paul kept working with Denny Laine throughout 1980, and reunited with George Ma...

After limping through the end of one decade, Ringo was determined to start the ‘80s on a high. First, he took a starring role in the unfort...

Just when George seemed to be enjoying himself, things went wrong. First, Warner Bros. rejected his original lineup for his new album, Somew...