As a result there are many albums out there that I feel didn't get the proper respect. They were criminally overlooked, hugely underrated or simply misunderstood. This site is a tribute to those albums, and an attempt to give them the treatment they deserve, albeit in a small way.

For you, the visitor, it is an opportunity to bask in the sunlight of my superior taste in music. Even if you only absorb 1% of that light, you will have learned a lot.

Aaron M. Brown (drummer of Manilla Road on 'The Circus Maximus') wrote: I came across your website tonight. I enjoyed your review of 'The Circus Maximus', and the site overall.

Griff Stevens (singer of Russia and Force 10) wrote: you reviewed the Russia album with an uncanny insight and ability to sub-reference influences. Thanks for the kind words.

Chet Nichols wrote: Hey, thanks for the nice review. Good way to wake up in the morning. It is funny that so many people still respond favorably to my early work. But, as my Uncle Jack once said, "A good song is always a good song"

There are no ratings below 3 stars on this website, as I only give my opinion about albums I feel are worth your attention.

= good to very good
= very good to excellent
= masterpiece (very rare)


These are the reviews that are planned to be added at a rate of 1 or 2 a week: Benny Jansson: 'Save the World' - Dub War: 'Pain' - The Hunt: 'Back on the Hunt' - Jon Butcher Axis: 'Jon butcher Axis' - Larry Carlton: 'Strikes Twice' - Noiseworks: 'Touch' - Sergeant: 'Sergeant' - Shooting Star: 'Hang on for your Life' - System 7 (featuring Steve Hillage): 'Golden Section' - Ted Nugent (featuring Meat Loaf): 'Free-for-All' - Tim Goodman: 'Footsteps' - Tribe: 'Temper' - Twelfth Night: 'Fact and Fiction' - Vandale: 'Stale Verhale' - ...