Live in Boston, 1982 is one of those live albums that needs no introduction. George Thorogood and the Destroyers are here at their peak, in a concert that captures their raw, dirty, and raw blues-rock with stunning immediacy. The new 2020 Complete Concert edition includes the entire concert, 27 tracks in total, adding 12 previously unreleased live recordings. The concert took place at Boston's Bradford Ballroom in 1982, at a […]

Year Of The Cat is one of those ’70s albums that manages to strike the perfect balance between folk, rock, pop and a sophisticated singer-songwriter aesthetic. Released in 1976, it was Al Stewart’s big commercial breakthrough, but above all, the point where his unique songwriting acquired the sound that suited it perfectly. Alan Parsons played a decisive role in this, in production. His work is not limited to a clean […]

Live And Dangerous is not just one of the greatest live albums of the 70s, it is perhaps the most complete portrayal of Thin Lizzy as a live rock band. Released in June 1978 as a double album, it brings together recordings from concerts in London, Philadelphia and Toronto, produced by Tony Visconti.And here lies the great paradox: the album is considered “live”, but it is not a completely raw […]

Zappa In New York is not just another live Frank Zappa album. It is a musical document that captures the creator in his most explosive and creative period, when the stage was the ideal field to combine his virtuosity, improvisation, caustic satire and subversive humor. The recordings took place at the Palladium in New York in December 1976, but the album was finally released in 1978, after Zappa's disputes with […]