The Sound of State
For the first time in this series we are stepping out of the 70’s and profiling an album from a different decade, hopefully a trend that I can keep up. The album in question is Metallica’s sophomore release Ride the Lightning. Our subject last week was punk rock so this time we are going metal, […]
It’s the end of the month and I’ve decided to do something special. It’ll be twice the fun as we look back at a double album! It’s London Calling, the third album by The Clash, the finest punk album ever recorded. Rolling Stone magazine listed it as the 8th greatest album of all time, so […]
The record to be profiled today is the 1970 album, Cosmo’s Factory by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Considered by many to be their best album, it was the high water mark for a band that could churn out hit singles on pace with The Beatles. It is also supposedly the last album the band composed on […]
For this first blog post we will be going back to unearth the famous album L.A. Woman by The Doors. The sixth and final Doors album with lead singer Jim Morrison, L.A. Woman is considered one of the bands’ masterpieces. It is a fabulous array of blues rock from one of the seminal psychedelic bands […]