The lazy bastards guide to reviews on Zeitgeist
COWBOIS RHOS BOTWNNOG - Dyddiau Du, Dyddiau Gwyn - Cowboys from Hell, no Wales, no really, surprisingly good Welsh country
Singles Bar - Jimmy & The Sounds vs. The Lights vs. Alexandra Legouix & The Sunflowers - shit indie, less shit indie, better Sade soundalike
MusicOnAir - Final Call - pensionable Scandinavians evoke seventies summers sounds. Sweet.
PHILIP SAYCE - Ruby Electric - he dun got the blues, but with more rock than before. Good.
JOHNNY ENGSTROM BAND - Magnetic Force - epicus progrockosaurus. Damn good
Service Station Sweep - Deep Purple vs. Phil Lynott vs. Hard'n'Heavy - ripoff, bargain comp, where did I put me spandex pants
ULTERIOR - Wild In Wildlife - Sisters Of Mercy revisited
NATASHA ENGLAND with Logan - Deeper Reality - eighties popstress goes modern doof-doof
THE SUPREMES - Let Yourself Go: The 70s Albums, Volume 2 1974-1977 The Final Sessions - awesomely awesome roundup of super soul and disco
SANDY DENNY - North Star Grassman and The Ravens - too long by half, but the basics are folk rock manna
WHITESNAKE - Live At Donington 1990 - screech, solo, screech, drum solo, fnaar, fnaar, not arf, oo-err missus, interspersed with a couple of good tunes
BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION - 2 - 21st century rock gods supergroup live up to hype
NEVILLE SKELLY - Poet & The Dreamer - two bad things make good seventies folk album
VICTOR WAINWRIGHT & THE WILDROOTS - Lit Up! - The blooze! Rockin' stylee. Great.
MR. BIG - Bitter Streets - the British Romeo ones, not the American girly ones. With a new version of Romeo. OK
DIE VORBOTEN - Aufschrei - Baby Rammstein
REECE-KRONLUND - Solid - Former Accept / Bangalore Choir singer gets his eighties bluesy rock on
THE BALLACHULISH HELLHOUNDS - Songs from The Great Atlantic Ocean - Hoots mon! Jigs and reels, bluegrass, laments and a dearth of heedurum hodurum
MOLLY HATCHET - Greatest Hits II - regurgitated Hatchet look back at the "not as good as the original" years. But still rockin.
THE 44'S - Boogie Disease - They boogie! They, um, disease. They've got the rockin' blooze. Great.
