Foxtrot by Genesis
Buy Foxtrot After a couple albums of extreme experimentation in theatrical rock, Foxtrot is where it all came together for Genesis. This 1972 album was the first of three, in consecutive years, that […]
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Four by Blues Traveler
Buy Four Labeled as a “jam band” since their inception in the late 1980s, many have contended that Blues Traveler does not translate well on standard studio recordings. Their 4th album, Four seems […]
Forever Changes by Love
Buy Forever Changes/a> Forever Changes is the third album by the folk rock band Love, and has become their crowning achievement musically. It is a richly produced and sonically fine album which was […]
Foreigner 4
Buy Foreigner 4 Foreigner 4 was a platinum-selling commercial blockbuster for the group Foreigner in 1981. It spawned several highly successful singles and began the group’s transition from a hard rock band to […]
For Your Love by The Yardbirds
Buy For Your Love About four years ago, we reviewed the 1966 album by The Yardbirds commonly known as “Roger the Engineer”, which saw the final days in the band for guitarist Jeff Beck. […]
Fool For the City by Foghat
Buy Fool For the City Foghat may have set the template for the sound and tone of mainstream, 1980s “hair” rock five years before that decade even began. Fool for the City, the […]
Fly Like An Eagle by
Steve Miller Band
Buy Fly Like An Eagle With his ninth studio release, Steve Miller struck commercial gold in the quadruple platinum selling 1976 album, Fly Like An Eagle. The music on the album moves through […]
Flirtin’ With Disaster
by Molly Hatchet
Buy Flirtin’ With Disaster Molly Hatchet‘s great wall of distorted guitars found its high point on their second studio album Flirtin’ with Disaster, released in 1979. Like Lynard Skynard on steroids, this album […]
Flaming Pie by Paul McCartney
Buy Nine Lives After spending a few years working on The Beatles Anthology project, it was clear that Paul McCartney wanted to continue revisiting the sounds and styles of the past when he […]
Fireball by Deep Purple
Buy Fireball I started this review planning to explain how this album set up Deep Purple for its, presumptively superior masterpiece, 1972’s Machine Head. But the more I’ve listened to Fireball in preparation […]