Def Leppard
The timing of this new Def Leppard compilation couldn’t have arrived at a better time this year. Continue reading Def Leppard
Jimi Hendrix Experience
1968’s Electric Ladyland, the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s third studio album, has the distinction of being the guitarist’s final work released in his lifetime Continue reading Jimi Hendrix Experience
Neil Diamond
The legend releases a mammoth 6-CD career-spanning box set. Continue reading Neil Diamond
Fleetwood Mac
50 Years-Don’t Stop, collects the both singles and key album tracks of the band’s entire career. Continue reading Fleetwood Mac
The Beatles
1968’s The Beatles (a.k.a. the White Album), is undoubtedly the most ambitious of the Fab Four’s discography. Continue reading The Beatles
Bob Dylan
More Blood, More Tracks, is probably the most highly-anticipated of all the previous Bootleg Series installments. Continue reading Bob Dylan
R.E.M.
In a way, the 2-CD The Best of R.E.M. at the BBC, is kind of a de facto R.E.M.’s greatest hits collection. Continue reading R.E.M.
The Moody Blues
1968’s In Search of the Lost Chord was arguably the group’s most psychedelic offering yet. Continue reading The Moody Blues
U2
Originally released in 2002, U2’s The Best of 1990-2000, a collection of the band’s hits, was recently reissued as a double LP set Continue reading U2
Rush
Hemispheres can be seen as the spiritual cousin to its predecessor A Farewell to Kings Continue reading Rush
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