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The month of Rocktober rages on, and we can’t imagine a better verb to describe this week’s releases, since all of them involve a fair amount of rage mixed into their rock, whether it’s the classic rock variety or something...

If you haven’t yet seen the film White Boy Rick, then you’re missing out on a great character study, but you’re also missing out on a well-done period piece that takes viewers back in time to an era when funk...

52 years ago today, The Monkees entered the studio and began the process of recording the song that would become their second #1 hit. Written by Neil Diamond, “I’m a Believer” wasn’t actually written for The Monkees. The song found...

As we enter into the second weekend of Rocktober, what better way to kick things off than with the vinyl reissue of two classic Fleetwood Mac albums? After spending several years on hiatus (or some approximation thereof), Fleetwood Mac came...

If you thought the chances of another new Monkees album were starting to grow even slimmer than they were before the announcement of 2016’s GOOD TIMES! LP, well, admittedly, that would’ve been a fairly reasonable presumption. Thankfully, however, it turns...

You already know that it’s Rocktober – or if you don’t, then you haven’t been paying enough attention, because it seems like it’s practically all we talk about lately! – but just in case you thought that Rhino was planning...

After the Top Five success of 1970’s MORRISON HOTEL, the Doors were in a bit of a pickle. Their record label, Elektra, flooded the market with a live album (ABSOLUTELY LIVE) and a best-of package (13) to close out 1970,...

30 years ago today, the Pet Shop Boys released their third studio album, an LP which provided them with four hit singles and gave them the best-selling album of their career up to that point. Recorded in London at two...

Today we celebrate the birthday of one of the great singer-songwriters to emerge during the 1970s John Prine, who – though he’s now in his seventies – continues to live the life of a road warrior, crooning his tunes in...