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Life at 33⅓: Like a herd of Harleys
Meat Loaf: Bat Out Of Hell (Epic)
*From the vaults of Carl Meyer, a record review written in August 1978.* (Why so late? Well, “Bat...
Life at 33⅓: A gas, gas, gas
Fleetwood Mac: Tusk (Warner Brothers)
From the vaults of Carl Meyer, a record review written back in October 1979.
Two years after the polished “Rumours”, Fleetwood...
Life at 33⅓: The world’s greatest rock’n’roll band
The Who: The Kids Are Alright (Polydor)
From the vaults of Carl Meyer, a record review written in June 1979.
The Who is and was the...
Life at 33⅓: Pink Floyd, The Endless River – Relaxing or...
Pink Floyd, The Endless River (Parlophone)
Syd Barrett was fired by Pink Floyd back in 1968, but his spirit stayed with the band to the...
Life at 33⅓: A cult classic
Pretty Things: Parachute (Harvest)
June 1970 was an eventful month. Edward Heath defeated Harold Wilson in the UK general election, Brazil defeated Italy 4-1 in...
Life at 33⅓: … And they even smile
Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Tarkus (Island)
Rod Stewart was not the only one releasing classics in the summer of 1971 (“Every Picture Tells A Story”...
Life at 33⅓: Return of the bad boys
The Rolling Stones, Some Girls (Rolling Stones Records)
Released: June 9, 1978
June 1978 was a busy month for record buyers. Dylan («Street Legal»), Springsteen («Darkness On...
Life at 33⅓: The album classics of 1968
The Beatles, The Beatles (Apple) - Released: November 22, 1968
A wondrous treasure of songs and styles. Not four solo albums rolled into one as...
Life at 33⅓: The album classics of 1966
The Beatles, Revolver (Parlophone) - Released: August 5, 1966
The album’s first side is a display of diversity. Each song takes you to a new...
Life at 33⅓: The album classics of 1965
Ten of the most important albums released in 1965. Except for the first five you may rank them in any order you like. Even...