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Summary: Spandau Ballet’s 1982 release, Diamond, is an iconic album that showcases the band’s unique blend of new wave and synthpop. The album features a variety of styles, as rock-oriented “Chant No. 1 (I don’t need this pressure on)”. About artist: Spandau Ballet, formed in London in 1979, was a British post-punk and new-wave band … Read more
Summary “What’s The Story) Morning Glory?” was released in 1995 by the British rock band Oasis, and is widely regarded as one of the most influential and successful albums of the 90s. The band’s songwriting and production abilities are showcased throughout the album, with hits like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back In Anger” proving to … Read more
Summary “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is a cult classic film and stage production that has garnered a large following since its release in 1975. The film features catchy music and lyrics, outrageous costumes, and a unique storyline that has captivated audiences for decades. In this article, we will discuss the artist, record, cover, music, … Read more
Summary Wade Denning’s Famous Ghost Stories With Scary Sounds is a 1975 album that brings together a collection of spooky stories and eerie sound effects. It was released by Mr. Pickwick. The album features a variety of ghostly tales narrated by Denning himself, with sound effects to enhance the eerie atmosphere. It’s a perfect album … Read more
Summary Pete Wylie & Wah! The Mongrel’s 1991 release, Infamy! Or How I Didn’t Get Where I Am Today, is an iconic album full of punk-infused power-pop that has stood the test of time. This record was the perfect blend of Pete Wylie’s trademark rebellious attitude and the band’s unique brand of indie rock. This … Read more
Summary “Crocodile Tears” (1988, Household Hold – HOLD 4LP) is a charming slice of late-’80s UK indie by The Chesterfields—a band often filed under jangle pop and C86-adjacent guitar pop, but with a winkier, more romantic streak than the tag suggests. For collectors, this pressing is a small-label gem: the kind of record you buy … Read more
Summary “The Brothers Johnson – Blam!” (1978, A&M Records SP-4714) is a slick, turbo-charged slice of late-’70s funk where groove meets studio polish. Brothers George and Louis Johnson were already known for precision playing and party-ready singles, and Blam! captures them leaning into dancefloor momentum without losing their musician’s bite. About the Artist Before they … Read more
A Reggae Disco Gem: Richard Ace’s “Stayin’ Alive” Summary When you think of “Stayin’ Alive,” your mind likely goes straight to John Travolta’s struts and the Bee Gees’ falsettos. But in 1978, Jamaican keyboardist Richard Ace decided to give the disco anthem a tropical makeover. Released on the Blue Inc label (Catalog: INC 2), this … Read more
