Reviews from the Crawl Space

Hello!  In this weeks episode we chat about a irish celtic rock band called Horslips and their album called The Man Who Built America, an album by the Alberta band called Showdown and their first album Welcome to the Rodeo and a Canadian band called Segarini and their debut album, Gotta Have Pop

In this episode we talk about the Sex Pistol, a very influential punk band and their one and only album Never Mind The Bullocks Here's the Sex Pistols, a Southern Rock band from Arkansas called Black Oak and their album Race with the Devil and an album by another influential band from the 70's called Wishbone Ash and their album No Smoke without Fire.

On this weeks episode, we chat about and album by a british pub band called Dr Feelgood, our 2nd album from this podcast by Uriah Heep and a very interesting album by a band called Gryphon.

In this weeks episode, we chat about another album by Canadian Valdy called See How The Years Have Gone By, a band from the US called Liberty and their self titled album Liberty and an amazing album by Jimi Hendrix called The Cry Of Love.

In this episode, we talk about a rare compilation album by the early Rolling Stones called Metamorphosis, the 2nd album from British musician Nik Kershaw called The Riddle and an album from a popular Canadian band called Trooper called Knock 'Em Dead Kid.  Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about an EP by a Newfoundland band called 12 Gauge, the Original Soundtrack from the movie FM and Pictures at an Exhibition by Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

In today's episode, we chat about an album by Fleetwood Mac from when they were a blues band called Black Magic Woman, a surprising album by a Spanish band, Barrabas called Power and one of the Steve Miller Band's most successful albums called Book of Dreams.

In this short episode, we talk about an album by novelty song writers Buckner and Garcia called Pac Man Fever, an album by the Canadian band The Good Brothers called Some Kind of Woman and Ride 'Em Cowboy by a fella named Paul Davis. Enjoy!

In this weeks episode, the 3rd in a row with awesome music, we talk about the album Secret Treaties by Blue Oyster Cult, the first album by The James Gang called Yer' Album and the 6th Alan Parsons Project Album we have reviewed on this podcast called Pyramid.  Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about 3 albums that were a joy to listen to.  First up, Led Zeppelin's final album, Coda, a classic from Elton John called Good Bye Yellow Brick Road and an album by Genesis, one of their most successful, self titled, Genesis.  Enjoy!

In this weeks episode, we chat about our 7th Pink Floyd album in the collection, Meddle, another by fiddler Vassar Clements and Marianne Faithfull's much acclaimed album Broken English.

In this episode, we chat about another Long John Baldry album, self titled called Long John Baldry, an epic Pink Floyd album called The Wall and a pleasant surprise of an album by an artist called Lene Lovich called Stateless.

In this episode we chat about an album by English/Canadian Long John Baldry called It Ain't Easy, the debut album by Laura Branigan of "Gloria" fame called Branigan and an interesting album by Manfred Mann and his Earth Band called Somewhere in Afrika.  Enjoy!

hello, and welcome to episode #122.  This week we talk about another Bruce Springsteen album called Born to Run and our 7th Rolling Stone album of the podcast, It's Only Rock 'N Roll and one from a band I am not sure I have ever heard of (although Douglas begs to differ) called Montrose and their album Paper Money.  enjoy!

In this week's episode...there is lots of sax!  First up, Nicolette Larson and her album All Dressed Up and No Where to Go, a classic by Bruce Springsteen called The River and last but not least, the soothing sounds of rich piano with Bruce Hornsby and The Range with their debut album, The Way it is. Enjoy!

Posting early because...things to do to get ready for the holidays.  First up, The Who:  Live at Leeds, an album by the Motor City's Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band called Night Moves and an EP by a fellow who goes by the Pseudonym of Brandon Wolf called Not Guilty (spoiler alert, he would eventually get the fame he was seeking). :) Enjoy!

First up, Joe Walsh's 5th solo studio album called There Goes the Neighbourhood, their self titled album The Good Brothers by  The Good Brothers and The Alan Parsons Project and their album Eve.  

In this week's episode, we chat about Billy Joel and his very first album called Cold Spring Harbour (Canadian spelling btw :)), another by Golden Earring called Cut and for the 2nd time in as many episodes, another by Gordon Lightfoot called Endless Wire. Enjoy!

In this week's episode we talk about a Live album from Gordon Lightfoot called Sunday Concert, a compilation album by The Police called Every Breath You Take, The Singles and our 4th album by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) called On The Third Day.  

In this episode we talk about Canadian/American artist Shari Ulrich's 2nd album Long Nights, Jazz Flutist Tim Weisberg's album Travelin' Light and an epic album by The Alan Parson's Project called I Robot. Enjoy!

hello!  In this episode we talk about the 2nd album from Martha and The Muffins, Trance and Dance, an album, his 1st, by Canadian folk artist Valdy called Country Man and a bluegrass album by a band called The Dillards called Tribute to the American Duck.

Our longest episode to date...and of course it is, we are talking about 3 EPIC albums.  Not sure how we lucked out on this one but it was a great listening week.  First up, Bat Out of Hell by Meatloaf, Rust Never Sleeps by the incomparable Neil Young and the album that put Queen on the map, Sheer Heart Attack. Enjoy!

In this weeks episode, we talk about an album by the 70's band Kansas called Monolith, one by Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr called Ringo and a bit of a different album from Bob Dylan called Slow Train Coming.

In this episode we talk about our 3rd Queen album called The Game, one we have never heard before called Doc at the Radar Station by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band and finally, The Final Cut by Pink Floyd. And for some reason, even I get in on the swearing in this episode.

In this episode, we talk about an album by bad boy Waylon Jennings and his greatest hits, Never a Dull Moment by "Sir" Rod Stewart and One of These Nights by a little band called the Eagles.