The set includes 27 previously unreleased jams, rehearsal performances and outtakes, more than enough to justify its purchase.
Browsing: Album Rewinds
Given the test of time and the wisdom of hindsight, how do significant albums from the past sound and play today? Our critics take a second look from a fresh perspective
The original 10-track 1971 album has been expanded for this release to include…well, more than you could have possibly imagined
Stewart liked the title track, but didn’t consider it suitable as a single, until producer Alan Parsons and the record company convinced him of its destiny.
The 1974 release stands as a milestone within Clapton’s lingering legacy, no small achievement considering the wealth of great music he’s created.
The singer-songwriter was at his creative peak–his vocals and guitar work are fine throughout–and his band is compelling.
‘Live’ presents a generous helping of hits from a band at the peak of its powers, plus several more obscure tunes from the band’s catalog.
It preceded both ‘Tommy’ and ‘Who’s Next’ but for many fans the group’s third studio LP remains the most creative of their career.
Those who love Lennon’s music will savor what constitutes one of the most creatively assembled boxed sets of recent years.
Sometimes, it’s still easy to imagine that you’re listening to people making music on a front porch a couple of centuries ago.
If your favorite-albums list includes the original ‘Mona Bone Jakon’ and/or ‘Tea for the Tillerman,’ it’s time for an upgrade.