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Tags Additions Purchases Comment by rushfan4 10 years ago
The Who - Then and Now 2004, Best Of
 6.5 Good greatest hits album, but only 2 new songs, so not really much Now in the Then And Now. Comment by rushfan4 10 years ago
Paul M. Kollar - Subtle Matter 1999
 5.0 This kind of soundscape music should really appeal to fans of Fripp and Eno's No Pussyfooting and Fripp's latter year soundscapes. Personally I find it too boring to listen to. Comment by rushfan4 10 years ago
Iced Earth - Tribute to the Gods 2002
 8.0 Iced Earth add their mark to the music of their influence with covers of bands like Kiss, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, AC/DC, and Blue Oyster Cult. Comment by rushfan4 11 years ago
Toto - Through The Looking Glass 2002
 7.7 An album of cover songs given the Toto treatment. Comment by rushfan4 11 years ago
Foo Fighters - Hyde Park 2008, DVD
 7.5 I have bootleg copy of DVD on CD. The sound quality is kind of poor as it was recorded off of the internet, but otherwise this is a good show. Comment by rushfan4 11 years ago
Lifer - Lifer 2001
 6.0 Best reason for having this album is that it was produced by Alex Lifeson from Rush. Comment by rushfan4 11 years ago
Derek & the Dominos - The Layla Sessions 1990, Compilation
 7.8 I've only got Disc 2: The Jams, from this set, but there is some excellent guitar work on these jams. Comment by rushfan4 11 years ago
Empire (Peter Banks) - Mark I 1975
 7.3 Peter Banks' band following Yes and Flash. At times sounds very much like Yes and Flash. Bluesy female vocals add a nice touch. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Jason Bonham Band - When You See The Sun 1997
6.0 Led Zeppelin meets Soundgarden but not as good as it might sound on paper. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Henry Cow - In Praise Of Learning 1975
6.0 At least for me Dagmar Krause has a voice that reminds me of fingernails on the chalkboard. The third track reminded me of individual orchestra members warming up their instruments prior to a performance, except that I think that I'd rather listen to the orchestra warming up. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Various Artists - What's That Noise in the Basement! 2008, Sampler
 4.0 Century Media sampler with 18 songs from 18 different growlers. Blech. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Various Artists - Thunderbolt: A Tribute to AC/DC 1997, Tribute
6.0 A tribute to AC/DC from performers such as Quiet Riot's Kevin Dubrow, Skid Row's Sebastian Bach, Rainbow's Joe Lynn Turner, Great White's Jack Russell, Motorhead's Lenny Kilmister, Ratt's Stephen Pearcy, and Twisted Sister's Dee Snider. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Dave Hamilton - Millenium Meltdown 2007
 8.4 Vocalist Dave Hamilton sounds like King's X's Dug Pinnick's vocal doppelganger. The vocal resemblance is uncanny. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Opeth - Blackwater Park 2001
 7.2 Decent music, but the vocals suck and are too distracting to make listening to this enjoyable. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Art Bears - Hopes and Fears 1978
 7.9 At points some interesting music, but I find the vocals to be quite atrocious. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Saga - Steel Umbrellas 1994
 3.0 I've become a pretty big Saga fan in recent years since discovering them. They aren't the most progressive of bands, but usually they at least show some progressive tendencies. I was disappointed that there were none to be found on this album. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Primus - Miscellaneous Debris 1992, EP
7.8 This EP from Primus contains 5 cover songs. Their cover of Pink Floyd's Have A Cigar is absolutely stunning. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Sebastian Bach - Bring 'Em Bach Alive 1999
6.0 First solo album from ex-Skid Row vocalist. Some new studio songs and some solo performances of Skid Row songs. Fans of Skid Row should probably have this; other will probably have no interest. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Van Der Graaf Generator - Pawn Hearts 1971
 7.6 I have to admit that I really don't like this album all that much, YET. I fully expect that it will eventually grow on me, but I am new to VDGG and I find this hard to enjoy at the moment. I am a bit better with Peter Hammill's voice than when I started with VDGG, but I still don't really care for David Jackson's saxophone playing. At times the sax playing is decent, but mostly it just sounds like he is strangling a cat. Comment by rushfan4 12 years ago
Robert Plant - Pictures at Eleven 1982
8.4 Debut solo album from Led Zeppelin front man. I think that this is the most Zeppelin-esque of his solo albums and should appeal to Led Zeppelin fans. |
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