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Cocaine Heights

The most important body of work in mainstream '70s pop/rock is given the redux treatment to remind us why Buckingham and Nicks still matter

Winter Wonderland

Seattle songstress' magnificent fourth album finds her deep in fire and ice

Shoot For The Stars

The Addiction plug straight back into the main vein

A Place In The Sun

This legendary album, the centrepiece of the so-called "Doom Trilogy", has waited nearly 30 years to be issued on CD, such has been its author's reputed disenchantment with it. Over that time, On The Beach has become a sort of Holy Grail to Neil Young CD buyers, its continuing unavailability adding to a notoriety which began with the first round of reviews the album received in summer 1974. Early reaction to On The Beach was almost entirely negative and it was only after a certain amount of hindsight had set in that it was accorded any respect, let alone admiration.

Crown Pretenders

Fabulously fresh take on deep Southern white trash rock'n'roll

Josh Pearson – Upstairs At The Spitz, London Wednesday December 4 2002

The real fired-up deal-Lift To Experience frontman's acoustic solo debut

This Month In Americana

Stunning two-CD document of last summer's Louisville, Kentucky shows. DVD to follow
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