Back in 1992, Ozzy Osbourne set out to put together the album that would eventually become Live & Loud. The […]
Black Sabbath, Boots, Vinyl Review
Black Sabbath – “Red Castle” LP by TMOQ (Trademark of Quality)
To start, I need to immediately point out that “Red Castle” is not the actual title of this release. In […]
Boots, Pink Floyd, Vinyl Review
Pink Floyd – OMAYYAD Again by Andy Capp Records
In the world of Pink Floyd bootlegs, one title has always stood above the rest. OMAYYAD is an actual word, […]
Boots, Pink Floyd, Vinyl Review
Pink Floyd – Is There Anybody Out There? (The Wall Live 1980-81) Triple Vinyl Set
As I predicted, October has been a big month for amazing The Wall releases. I still have a couple coming […]
Boots, Ozzy, Vinyl Review
Ozzy Osbourne – Speak of the Devil: The Ritz, New York, NY – September 27th, 1982 – Double Vinyl LP
This is a record that I might not normally cover on this site, and the review will probably be a […]
Boots, Led Zeppelin, Vinyl Review
Led Zeppelin – Live at the Kezar Stadium : San Francisco 1973 – AVA Editions Vinyl Set
Ever since I got their Black Sabbath release, I have been on the lookout for more records by AVA Editions. […]
Boots, Box Sets, Pink Floyd, Vinyl Review
Pink Floyd – In The Flesh : The Best of the 1977 US Tour – Vinyl Box Set
As I mentioned recently, there seems to be a great wave of new Pink Floyd releases upon us at the […]
Boots, Box Sets, Ozzy, Vinyl Review
Ozzy Osbourne – Live at Mid South Coliseum 1982 & “Speak of the Devil” Live at the Ritz 1982
Today, September 27, 2024, marks the 41st anniversary of Ozzy recording his legendary Black Sabbath cover album Speak of the […]
Boots, Pink Floyd, Vinyl Review
Pink Floyd – Be Careful At Earls Court by Pigs On The Groove (POTG)
Apparently, we are entering a golden age of The Wall releases. I’ve heard/seen that before the end of summer, there […]
Boots, Pink Floyd, Vinyl Review
Pink Floyd – Newcastle 1974 by Casino Records
While I haven’t seen any brand-new Casino Records releases floating around lately, here’s one that’s still relatively new. Pink Floyd […]