Music on CD

Anderson Jon: Olias of Sunhillow [CD]

The "Get It" album represents Welshman Edmunds' most accessible and famous period, the late 70's. Opening with a killer cover of "Get Out Of Denver" from Bob Seger, this release takes you back to the sounds of the late 50's and early 60's. The songwriting genius Nick Lowe rears its lyrically fab head in the utterly brilliant rocker "I Knew The Bride." EdmThe "Get It" album represents Welshman Edmunds' most accessible and famous period, the late 70's. Opening with a killer cover of "Get Out Of Denver" from Bob Seger, this release takes you back to the sounds of the late 50's and early 60's. The songwriting genius Nick Lowe rears its lyrically fab head in the utterly brilliant rocker "I Knew The Bride." Edmunds, Lowe & Company outdid themselves on this. The choice of songs is outstanding, the musicianship superb and the production first class! There's a great version of "Hey Good Lookin'" that would make Hank proud. If you like your rock 'n' roll like it came out of Sun Studios, with a sense of humor as well as a sense of history, then 'Get It.'unds, Lowe & Company outdid themselves on this. The choice of songs is outstanding, the musicianship superb and the production first class! There's a great version of "Hey Good Lookin'" that would make Hank proud. If you like your rock 'n' roll like it came out of Sun Studios, with a sense of humor as well as a sense of history, then 'Get It.'

Green on Red: Gravity Talks [CD]

Bark Psychosis: Hex [CD]

Sembello Michael: Without walls 1986 [CD]

Iron Butterfly: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida [CD]

1975 marked the year the American progressive rock band Kansas released two absolute classic albums, Song for America and Masque. Their third album Masque is a forty minutes piece consisting of 8 songs. It's a concept album based on a mythological theme and well performed by the different band members. Highlights are the fan favourite "Icarus" and the almost 10 minute counting stunning prog epic "The Pinnacle". The album is an excellent addition to any prog music collection. <br/><br/>Kansas became popular during the 1970s with hits like "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind". Besides their well-known ballads they also recorded some impressive progressive pieces. The diversity of their music and immense energy of the band is one of the reasons why they're still performing and recording.