Frankie Goes To Hollywood was the most overhyped, prepackaged band of 1984, and I loved them.
From The Stacks: Frankie Goes To Hollywood, “The Power Of Love” (Picture Disc)
From The Stacks: Malvina Reynolds, ‘Malvina’
Malvina Reynolds is one of those inspirational figures to those who feel they’re too old for new beginnings.
From The Stacks: Bowie Singles
Imagine a world where to hear your favorite song whenever you want
From The Stacks: The Kinks, “Predictable” (Picture Disc)
The Kinks entered the ’80s much stronger than many of their British Invasion counterparts.
From The Stacks: King, “The Taste of Your Tears” (Shape Disc)
King was one of those bands who did well in their native U.K. but never managed to break through in the States.
From The Stacks: ‘Woodstock – Back To The Garden: The Definitive 50th Anniversary Archive’
It took half a century, but Warner Brothers finally released the complete Woodstock. Well, almost.
From The Stacks: David Bowie, ‘Heroes’ (8-Track and Cassette)
Heroes was the first Bowie album I purchased, and 40 years later it remains one of my favorites.
From The Stacks: Osaka Popstar, “Shaolin Monkeys” (Shape Disc)
Osaka Popstar might be the least known supergroup in music history.
From The Stacks: ‘The Happy Louie and Julcia Family Album’
Happy Louie Dusseault is no joke in the polka world.
From The Stacks: Buckwheat Zydeco, ‘On A Night Like This’
This album hasn’t been out of my regular rotation since the day it was released in 1987. On A Night Like This was Stanley “Buckwheat” Dural’s major label debut, but he released […]
