Point of Know Return by Kansas
Buy Point of Know Return In 1977 while most classic rock artists were migrating towards simple, accessible music, Kansas was one of the last stubborn holdouts to compose pure prog rock. Although the […]
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Pocket Full of Kryptonite by Spin Doctors
Buy Pocket Full of Kryptonite As the Grateful Dead’s long career began to wind down in the early nineties, there were many pseudo-hippie, jam-oriented bands that emerged to fill the void for the […]
Plastic Ono Band
by John Lennon
Buy John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band Our third and final installment of the “Life After Beatles” series looks at the critically acclaimed debut record by John Lennon called John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band. […]
Pilgrim by Eric Clapton
Buy Pilgrim The thirteenth overall studio album of his then-decades long solo career, Pilgrim was the first record by Eric Clapton in nearly a decade to feature all new studio material. The songs […]
Pictures At Eleven by Robert Plant
Buy Pictures at Eleven Pictures At Eleven was sweet relief for Zeppelin-starved fans still in shock over John Bonham’s death and the break up of Led Zepplin when it was released as Robert Plant‘s debut solo album […]
Piano Man by Billy Joel
Buy Piano Man While in the midst of a bitter legal with his first label Family Records, Billy Joel sought exile in Los Angeles, biding his time as a lounge singer under the […]
Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin
Buy Physical Graffiti Today we cover an album that epitomizes everything that is great about classic rock. Through their dozen years as a band, Led Zeppelin released eight studio albums, all of which were […]
Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys
Buy Pet Sounds To this day, The Beach Boys remain the most commercially successful American rock band with 36 Top 40 hits. Most of these hits were scored between 1962 and 1965, when […]
Permanent Waves by Rush
Buy Permanent Waves On the very first day of the new decade, Rush launched an evolved sound for the 1980s with Permanent Waves, their seventh studio album. The group approached this album differently […]
Permanent Vacation by Aerosmith
In spite of their much celebrated “reunion” in 1984, two years later Aerosmith was still a band in turmoil. Their 1985 album Done With Mirrors did not do so well commercially and various […]