203. QUADROPHENIA by The Who
I promised back in issue 175 that I would cover my favorite
rock
188. VERSIONS OF MODERN PERFORMANCE by Horsegirl
This trio from Chicago recently released this 2022 indie rock record. A
185. DOUBLE FANTASY by John Lennon & Yoko Ono
Sometimes it's funny the way life works - or, in this case,
178. HEADFUL OF SUGAR by Sunflower Bean
This 2022 record is the third in six years by New York
176. THE DOORS (self-titled)
Think what you will about the late Jim Morrison and his "shaman-ship,
175. AMERICAN IDIOT by Green Day
This 2004 "punk rock opera" reminds me a lot of The Who's
170. LONG AFTER DARK by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
I've been meaning to write about this 1982 record for awhile. I
169. LED ZEPPELIN III by Led Zeppelin
I've been listening to a lot of Led Zeppelin lately and so
162. EXTERNAL COMBUSTION by Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs
What continues to amaze me about Mike Campbell's non-Heartbreaker output (his
debut
161. FLOWER OF DEVOTION by Dehd
This 2020 record by Chicago-based trio Dehd was met with critical acclaim,
158. RUBBER FACTORY by The Black Keys
This 2004 record, the third for Ohio's garage-rock-blues outfit The Black Keys,
147. THE MASTERPLAN by Oasis
When one thinks of the Manchester-bred Britpop band Oasis, images of the
