After The Gold Rush is an album that showcases Young’s remarkable adaptability.
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Bookends was a fitting name for what was both the beginning of the end for Simon & Garfunkel and a decisive step in a new direction for the band.
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Post is a soundtrack to soul searching.
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The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars marries the theatricality of musical theatre with rock and roll.
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It’s important to realise that even though this is something of a message album about the state of the world, Prince has ADD, and gets easily distracted by sex.
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The Good Son is a rich, emotionally rewarding and diverse album.
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Trans-Europe Express is pretty much as ‘landmark’ as a record can get, but only on the basis that, from it, so much else has spawned.
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Loveless will spin you around to the point of disorientation and surrounding your entire consciousness.
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Tom Waits has always been an enigma in music world, but there is no mystery in him being one of the most uniquely talented artists to have graced CD collections everywhere.
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Together Alone is an inherently kiwi record.
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When you’re done acting like a monkey, perch yourself and listen to Nebraska – you owe it to Doris.
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Pet Sounds has a magical quality within it – a divinity that is impossible to fully express, but is nonetheless breathtaking.
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