Black Sabbath Master of Reality 1971 – Classic Album Review
Phil Aston14th July 2020Black Sabbath: Master of Reality: 1971 Master of Reality was not the first Black Sabbath album I owned or...
Phil Aston14th July 2020
Five Emotional Guitar Solos & Where To Find Them
Phil Aston7th July 2020In this special video, I choose five guitar solos and explain why I think they are so special and...
Richard Digby Smith Interview with Phil Aston
Phil Aston3rd July 2020Richard Digby Smith was the staff engineer at Island Records and has worked with many bands that are both...
Gillan : Double Trouble : 1981 Album Review
Phil Aston30th June 2020Gillan : Double Trouble : 1981 Even Ian Gillan was not sure about the sound of this album when...
Halford :Resurrection : 2000 – Album Review
Phil Aston25th June 2020When Rob Halford left Judas Priest after Painkiller many thought the band were finished. The 90s was a weird...
Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun (2000) Album Review
Dan Aston23rd June 2020My favourite Porcupine Tree album and a desert island disc. I remember first listening to this album on my...
For Iron Maiden and Status Quo the year 2000 was a pivotal point
John Dotters22nd June 2020The year 2000 was a turning point for most things, and yet nothing actually changed. The sun still rose,...
UFO The Wild The Willing and The Innocent 1981 – Classic Album Review
Phil Aston11th June 2020Video Review of the Album and CD Remaster (Duration 7 mins) Transcription below I wanted to say a few...
Classic Album Review Fragile by Yes
Phil Aston10th June 2020Now Spinning regulars Phil Aston and Charlie White both review Yes’s seminal album Fragile. Video Transcription This is a...
Strangeways – Classic AOR Melodic Rock Album Review
Phil Aston4th May 2020Video Review (Transcription Below) This video review looks at Strangeways the classic AOR band from Scotland. The review looks...
