Everybody's Dummy

It might seem odd for a band to put out a double live album only five years after their previous one, but Genesis had definitely evolved, i...

By his own admission, Jack Grace can easily write “funny” songs, as evidenced by some of the tracks in his catalog. Rather than get typecas...

Steve Perry’s solo album was an early sign that Journey wouldn’t last without him, but they still managed to pull together an album that, ...

What would be the final Replacements album wasn’t really a Replacements album at all. All Shook Down was a full-fledged Paul Westerberg so...

Four studio albums meant it was time for a double live album, and Rush complied, at the height of their game. In addition to another clever...

Like all good British bands, Oasis had amassed a pile of B-sides for all the singles they’d released over the span of three albums. Most of...

Nearly four decades into his recording career, the inevitability of Rolling Stone magazine giving every Bruce Springsteen album a five-sta...