That young scamp, Peter Gabriel caused much hilarity and confusion by naming his first four solo albums Peter Gabriel. This recent EBay...

After the surprise success of 1977's New Boots And Panties, this follow up was long awaited, and as I remember, receive with mixed...

In these days of Amazon and everything being available on line, delivered tomorrow, there for streaming and fully documented, an old fart...

Downtempo, experimental and ambient, says the blurb in Discogs, and who am I to argue? No idea where I picked this up, and I don't...

I'm cheating a bit by including the image (which, incidentally, Discogs declines to show because it's a bit rude), because my CD version...

Another quid at a boot fair (from a mate who was selling a few CDs for a charity stall), and a massive bargain. This is an odd one...

S Ryuichi Sakamoto - Discord (1997)   Pharoah Sanders - Thembi (1971)   Santana - Abraxas (1970)   Sauna Youth – Distractions (2015) The...

H Steve Hackett - Voyage Of The Acolyte (1975)   Steve Hackett - Please Don't Touch! (1978)   Half Man Half Biscuit - McIntyre, Treadmore...

A lot of people sneered at and derided Paul Weller's first post-Jam project, but I enjoyed the laid back, jazz influenced band that he...

Time for the third part of the Radio Gnome Trilogy, another album which I've known for almost 50 years. I first bought a copy of this...

This album was my introduction to Richard Dawson, when it was the featured album on Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone on BBC Radio 6Music. And...

By 1982, were The Clash past their prime? Probably - I'm saving London Calling and Sandanista for later, as their (in my humble opinion)...

Another excursion with the atmospheric (occasionally) film music of former Magazine and Bad Seed member, Barry Adamson. This one doesn't...

PIL's last album before a two decade hiatus was this one which owes more to heavy rock than punk. I'm not sure where I picked the CD up,...

After Steely Dan took a break in 1981, Fagan produced this, his first solo album, using many of the session musicians who had previously...

Kevin Coyne was a singer-songwriter, on the Virgin label in the 1970s, during that period of experimentation when Branston had to...

Genuinely a Canterbury band, Caravan represent the more commercial, easy to listen to end of the genre, and are a band I've struggled...

This one was a budget priced posthumous release from the Zappa estate, I'm guessing as a compilation best of, trying to present songs...

I'm sure I bought this when it came out, so I'm puzzled that I seem to have the 1994 reissue which includes Getting Away With It. And...

A 3CD set of Canterbury Sound music for a fiver in the HMV sale? A quick look, and I don't have it all, so let's give it a go. The...