Everybody's Dummy

At first one balks at the idea of yet another Lou Reed live album, particularly after the trial that was The Raven , the odor of “contractu...

While one of his more challenging albums musically, One Size Fits All is also one of Zappa’s more accessible. Unless we’re missing somethi...

It would seem that Robyn Hitchcock’s albums are the most consistent when he’s either working completely solo, or when he’s got a solid unit...

Their first album was dominated by the specter of their old boss Bob Dylan, but if they were going to get anywhere, they had to be their ow...

Much like Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys were already a caricature by the time the post baby-boom generation knew who they were. And like El...

Springsteen fever lasted a good two years after Born In The U.S.A. came out, and when the world tour finally finished, it seemed as good a...

Like any hungry band, Cream gigged a lot, and managed to build up enough material for another album. Disraeli Gears is arguably their most...