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By the time the Woodstock album hit the streets, I’d been in Vietnam for quite some time ... treating kids who had actually been part of the event. Many people will try and tell you that Woodstock was the high water mark of the 1960’s, Hippies,... See full review

If you’ve found you’re way to You Go Where I Go, you’re either quite a fan of the Dan, or rather insane. It’s an odd little collection of songs that range from the very good to the very bad, demos and outtakes that are rather low in sonic... See full review

What does one do once they’ve made goo-goo-eyes at Captain Lou Albano, danced her way across the radio dials, and gone full circle, from just being a “Girl Who Just Wants To Have Fun,” to a woman who wants her dynamic voice and stunning vocal range to... See full review

I was asked to listen and review the first Gotthard album, though it was all I could do to get through it once, as I’m far from a metal fan.

Why a “hard rock metal” band would take its name from Saint Gotthard, famous for reforming the Catholic... See full review

Endless Summer is a Beach Boys compilation, a collection of singles hits from their most prolific AM radio era, 1962 through ’65, when they were going head to head with the Beatles. The assemblage was put together by their old label Capitol, at... See full review

I feel for you man ... missed the days when you could take it back to the store. Try adjusting the weight on your counterbalance.

Owsley would have loved this band …

With Rose City Band?surfacing purely as a recording project, where Ripley Johnson's (Wooden Shjips and one half of Moon Duo) role was almost entirely obscured for the?band’s first self-titled album, the... See full review

This comment regards the Mushroom Club and their two downloadable EPs:

EP1: On the strength of their release EP2, I instantly grabbed this one as well, thinking that as with EP2 that I was going to find at least one song created with... See full review

*** Blue Note – 7243 4 95343 1 5 comes with an actual compact disc rather than a download, I for one would have much rather had the download, as the CD marks the vinyl with a circle, and while it does not effect the play, it certainly looks rather... See full review

The Jim Mitchells are actually a five piece band lead by multi-instrumentalist Jim Mitchell, who have gone through some serious sonic incarnations, as their initial EP was more edged garage rock in nature.

Love Hypnotic finds this Australian... See full review

By 1969, I’d pretty much stopped purchasing single songs, with “Take A Letter Maria” being one of the last. R. B. Greaves was an American pop and soul singer whose 1969 single became a massive hit, with the song’s message being embraced by many of us... See full review

Last Chance never cease to inch a considered smile across my face, most notably because both Ingrid and Jack are classically trained musicians who’ve managed to weave those aspects into the splendid easygoing manifestations of intelligent, romantic... See full review