The legendary Roger Waters revisited the Pink Floyd catalogue in grandiose fashion, along some excellent new material, in a show that was just as pleasing for the eyes as for the ears.
This career spanning compilation will serve new fans well, and four new tracks make it essential for long time fans too.
Nevermind the haters, Guns n’ Roses are back and playing better than ever as demonstrated by their almost 3 hour show in Toronto.
All the naysayers that claim that arena rock is dying have most likely never seen Muse in concert. One would think that a trio (made into a quartet with the addition of touring keyboardist/guitarist Morgan Nicholls) would be lost in an in the round setup that also extended to both ends of the floor, but…
With the Hollywood Vampires, Alice Cooper pays homage to his dead drunk friends with an album of mostly covers that is much better than expected.
As one of my first posts on this blog, I showed a picture of my pilgrimage to the famous Abbey Road crossing, where the Beatles shot their iconic cover. (See that post here) Of course I did not stop at the crossing, and went to see the world famous Abbey Road Studios. To my surprise,…