Lost and Found

by Joseph Tingle 30 years ago, Iron Maiden were in the Bahamas finishing up the writing and recording of Piece of Mind, their fourth album overall, and one of their most timeless and enduring. Nicko McBrain had just joined the band replacing Clive Burr on drums, and vocalist Read More

Artist: Local H Album: 12 Angry Months Year: 2008 by Joe  Jamnitzky   It feels odd to do a Lost and Found article on an album that’s less than five years old. However, I feel this album was way overlooked from the start, and am hoping that this will at least bring it to the Read More

Artist: Iggy Pop Album: The Idiot Year: 1977 by Joe  Jamnitzky Let’s face it, we all know who Iggy Pop is. The man is pretty much a legend at this point, in big part due to his early onstage antics with The Stooges, one of the earliest true punk bands of their time. By t Read More

Artist: Bee Gees Album: Bee Gees’ 1st Year: 1967 by Joe  Jamnitzky Anytime the Bee Gees are brought up, the first thing that comes to the mind of the general public is disco. Considering their arguably greatest dose of superstardom came as a result of one of the most hated music Read More

What happens when you decide to mix Queen, The Beach Boys, and The Beatles all into one giant ball of early 90’s power-pop? You get Jellyfish, a short lived band out of California. So short lived, actually, that they only managed to make two albums (yes, I’m aware other bands Read More

Yes, I am doing a Billy Joel album. Yes, I realize he has a few that may be a bit more obscure than this. None, however, have had the same amount of anger and hostility that runs through this album. They were feelings I didn’t understand as a child, but as I got older and Read More