Buy The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society Although it barely made a ripple critically or commercially upon its release the concept album The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society would […]
Buy Tommy If any humble reader seeks to be enlightened to the ways of spiritual rock and roll I’d suggest they start with Tommy. The fourth studio album by The Who is a […]
Buy Nevermind I was born on the same day in February 1991 that Kurt Cobain, the lead singer, guitarist, and principle songwriter for Nirvana, celebrated his twenty fifth birthday. Later that same year, […]
Buy L.A. Woman L.A. Woman, is the final Doors album with lead singer and poet, Jim Morrison. This album encompasses a mixture of blues, funk, and rock while maintaining a sound that is […]
Buy In the Court of the Crimson King Seldom does a band release a debut album as critically and financially successful as In the Court of the Crimson King, an Observation by King […]
Buy Hunky Dory Classic Rock Review has launched a new feature called “What Did We Miss?” to revisit some albums that we overlooked the first time through our voyage into the classic rock […]
Buy Hot Fuss I got into The Killers because a girl I liked in the eighth grade dug them. It seemed smart to check out what kind of stuff she was into and […]
Buy Highway 61 Revisited Some albums are borne of the ether. Some are born of the earth. A rare few refine both into a crystallized masterpiece. Out of Bob Dylan‘s entire discography, Highway […]
Buy Earthling In my opinion, David Bowie went into a creative slump after his mega 1983 hit Let’s Dance. The albums after Let’s Dance weren’t bad, per say, they just didn’t achieve the […]
Buy Blond On Blonde I had the pleasure of seeing Bob Dylan live over the summer. It was a great experience, which I wrote about for Modern Rock Review. So I jumped at […]