Reviews from the Crawl Space

In this week's episode we chat about a Compilation album called 22 Party Rockers, an EP by a Vancouver band Sparkling Apple called If You Could See Me Now, and a self titled album by The Earl Scruggs Review.  This is an pretty short episode, and a strange one to say the least. 

In this week's episode we chat about 3 interesting albums.  The first is by a Canadian band called Doucette called The Douse is Loose, the 2nd is from a band we had never heard before called Curved Air and their compilation called The Best of Curved Air and the last one up by John "Cougar" Mellencamp called The Lonesome Jubilee.  Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about an album by The Greg Kihn Band called Glass House Rock, an album by American band Kansas called Point of Know Return and a Jimi Hendrix posthumous release called Crash Landing.

In this week's episode we talk about a Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band album called The Distance, one from one hit wonder (of the 70's) Walter Egan called Hi-Fi and one from The Blues Brothers called Made in America.

In this weeks episode, we talk about an album by an American band called Jo Jo Gunne called So...Where's the Show?, one by the British band The Hollies called 5 Three One-Double 7 0 Four) and a posthumous album by the band Lynyrd Skynrd called First and...Last.   

In this week's episode we talk about 3 interesting albums.  First up, an EP (Extended Dance Play) by Dire Straits called Twisting By The Pool, a compilation by Steppenwolf called Sixteen Great Performances and one by Jimi Hendrix called Woke Up This Morning and Found Myself Dead.  

In this weeks episode we talk about an album by an English band called Charlie, Fight Dirty, an album from a band that we both knew but didn't know we knew, Head East and their double Live album, and an album by American Henry Paul Band called Anytime. 

In this episode, we talk about an album by British band called Armageddon and their one and only album (self titled) Armageddon, an album by American David Lindley and his band El Rayo-X called Very Greasy and some CanCon by Canadian artist Eddie Schwartz, his debut, self titled album called Schwartz.

Hey everyone, we were unable to do a regular podcast this week due to the fact that our amp had to be sent back to the manufacturer for repair so we had no way of listening to the albums for what would have been this episode. Some of the albums for this week were not available on Spotify and we do rely on listening to them on the turntable as to determine their sound quality.  So, having said...

In this weeks episode we chat about an album by American band Mr. Mister called Welcome to the Real World, Pieces of Eight by the arena band Styx and our 6th album on the podcast by The Moody Blues, their album called Seventh Sojourn.

We're BAACCCKKKK!  In this episode, we talk about and album by Mott the Hoople singer Ian Hunter, his 2nd solo album called All American Alien Boy, a great album by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band called Stanger In Town and one from an artist we had not heard of before, American Al Di Meola and his album Electric Rendezvous.  Enjoy!  

It this weeks episode we chat about some Canadian Content by a band called Minglewood from Nova Scotia and their album called M5, Linda Ronstadt's 9th Studio album called Living in the USA and an album by Uriah Heep (they were also in last week's episode) called Demons and Wizards.  

In this episode we talk about a double album compilation/re-issue from an American band called Spirit, an album by Uriah Heep called The Magicians Birthday and some CanCon, a band from Montreal called Mahogany Rush, their album called Mahogany Rush 4...this one caused some angst, listen to find out why.

In this weeks epsisode, we chat about a Ronco Compilation album called Superstars, a couple of Canadian Content french albums from Quebec artists, one A successful band called Beau Dommage and their debut self titled album album Beau Dommage and a one off collaboration by two solo artists Serge Fiori and Richard Seguin (Fiori-Seguin) called Deux Cents Nuits A L'Heure.

in todays episode, we chat about an album by David Bowie called Pin Ups, and album by German Pop Synth artist Peter Schilling and a solo album by Sir Paul McCartney called Tug of War.  

In this week's episode we discuss an album by Reggae artist Peter Tosh called Bush Doctor, the Phil Collins huge hit No Jacket Required and another by the Florida Southern Rock band Outlaws called Playin' to Win.

In this week's episode, We talk about another album by Emerson, Lake and Palmer called Works Vol 1, one by San Francisco band Pablo Cruise called Part of the Game and a compilation (?) album by The Lennon Sisters (yes, you read that right, this collection, I tells ya!).

In this week's episode we talk about an album by Florida Southern rock band Outlaws called In The Eye of The Storm, another by the band Heart called Private Audition and a surprisingly good album by Sniff 'n' the Tears called The Game's Up.  Enjoy

In this episode we talk about an album by (Bob) Segarini called Goodbye LA and an album by a London Ontario rock band called Thundermug called Ta-Daa and one by a British prog band called Babe Ruth called Kid's Stuff.  

In this week's episode, we talk about 3 pretty darn good albums.  First up is our 6th album from The Alan Parson's Project called Amonia Avenue, next is a doozy by The Human League called Dare and finally, Tina Turner and her huge comeback album called Private Dancer).  I hope you enjoy listening to what we have to say as much as we enjoyed listening to all three albums.

In this episode we talk about an album by Neil Young and Crazy Horse that had a sound before it's time, an album by UK band Oscar called Oscar and the Original Soundtrack for the movie Roadie, a double album compilation from the movie.

In this week's episode, we talk about a British band called Climax Blues Band and their album Gold Plated, an American musician/singer/songwriter Shawn Phillips and his album called Faces and a band called Crawler who only put out 2 albums in their short career, a self titled effort called Crawler.

In this week's episode, we talk about a Canadian band popular in the 80's called Red Rider and their first album Don't Fight It, an album by a popular English folk rock band called Steeleye Span and their album All Around My Hat and finally, a double album by an important band called The Clash called The Clash called London Calling.

In this episode we talk about an album by a British prog band called Greenslade called Bedside Manners are Extra, an album by one hit wonder Elvin Bishop called Hog Heaven and another, a double album this time, by the David Bromberg Band (he has been on the show before) called How Late'll Ya Play Til.  

In this weeks episode, we chat about an album by a British Super Group called Natural Gas, an album by Shawn Phillips called Bright White and an album by a french producer/composer and a band called Visitors.