Buy Abandoned Luncheonette For all the success that this Philadelphia-based duo would experience later on in their career, Daryl Hall and John Oates struggled to find a commercial footing early on. That’s not […]
Buy Abacab Genesis continued their incremental migration from prog to pop rock with their eleventh studio album, Abacab, released in 1981. The compositions here make heavy use of sequencers and studio techniques, combined […]
Buy A Trick of the Tail Buy Wind & Wuthering We love Genesis here at Classic Rock Review. Although, this is certainly not evident by our treatment of the band so far in […]
Buy A Saucerful of Secrets A Saucerful of Secrets is the only album by Pink Floyd to feature all five group members. This was due to the album being recorded before (late 1967) […]
Buy A Quick One The Who‘s second album is widely regarded as the pivotal album for the group due to their rapid departure from the R&B/pop formula featured on the band’s debut, My […]
Buy A Night at the Opera Queen really reached for the stars with the production and release of their fourth album, A Night at the Opera in 1975. At the time it was […]
Buy A New World Record The sixth overall album for Electric Light Orchestra (E.L.O.), A New World Record would become the band’s breakthrough worldwide. Lead singer, chief songwriter, and producer Jeff Lynne later […]
Buy A Momentary Lapse of Reason The first Pink Floyd album not to feature founder and bassist Roger Waters, A Momentary Lapse of Reason represented a definite transition to a new phase in […]
Buy A Farewell to Kings A Farewell To Kings is the fifth studio album by Rush. It follows 2112, the band’s initial commercial breakthrough in 1976 (check out our Review of 2112). With […]
Buy 90125 An unplanned reformation of Yes in 1983 led to 90125, their most successful album commercially. What became their the eleventh studio album overall, was initially intended to be the debut album […]