279. BORN TO RUN by Bruce Springsteen
I was about a month shy of turning 5 years old when
rock
275. THE JOSHUA TREE by U2
Time for a classic album dissection. Ok, not really - there'
269. NO NAME by Jack White
Jack White, ever the Raconteur, is full of surprises - the latest
267. JOHN LENNON/PLASTIC ONO BAND by John Lennon
It's hard to believe that I was only around a
266. COME DANCING WITH THE KINKS: THE BEST OF 1977-1986 by The Kinks
I've made it a rule not to cover compilations, best
252. BRAVE AND CRAZY by Melissa Etheridge
I recently listened to a podcast interview with Melissa Etheridge and was
241. RECKLESS by Bryan Adams
It's hard to believe that this landmark record by Canadian
236. SPORTS by Huey Lewis and the News
This 1983 record reached second in sales at the end of 1984,
227. DON'T SAY NO by Billy Squier
Rocker Billy Squier had the good fortune of releasing his 2nd record
220. BOSTON (self-titled)
The best fade-in of the classic rock era? That's kind
203. QUADROPHENIA by The Who
I promised back in issue 175 that I would cover my favorite
188. VERSIONS OF MODERN PERFORMANCE by Horsegirl
This trio from Chicago recently released this 2022 indie rock record. A
