Category: 1970s Reviews
All 1970s reviews for the GDMonline.info website.
The trademark Charlie sound found here would continue right throughout their recording career, despite the numerous line-up changes over the…
In search of fame and fortune, Pat Travers left his Canadian origins for the discomfort of London during 1976, hooking…
This LP from Mother’s Finest only contains a short seven songs, topping out at 35 minutes, yes, the era of…
Some Glory Daze readers may recall that a number of years ago I championed Atlanta based band Brother Bait as…
Formed in San Francisco in 1973, Pablo Cruise fell into the Eagles and Firefall camp with a dose of tropical…
‘Good Singin’ Good Playin’ produced by Frank Zappa is the best album Grand Funk Railroad ever recorded.
Apparently the critics of the day weren’t expecting Genesis to thrive with this change, but the result was their best…
Personally speaking ‘Rising’ was a pivotal album for Rainbow and I freely admit to being a huge fan of Ronnie…
Listening to Albatross, it wouldn’t be difficult to slap on the first Starcastle album and play ‘spot the difference’
Here we step into the realms of an album being overrated to the point of overblown, while ‘Paris’ isn’t a…
This is the seventh album from this version of Manfred Mann, the musical direction Mann pursued was light years from…
Certainly the sound of Yesterday And Today during this phase was complimentary to everything going on around them. Bands such…
Did Piper on their debut have the music to back up the media blitz? Yes and no, the album was…
All of Ambrosia’s five studio albums offer something unique and different, with this one however, the band decided to set…
Of their 70’s albums, ‘Lines’ saw Charlie at their most creative and commercial peak, though it was still some way…
Could there be a bigger Player fan base than the Glory Daze readership? I am certain that this band’s popularity…
Though the Prism debut had some good moments, ‘See Forever Eyes’ – their sophomore effort had much better tracks. It…
The Alan Parsons Project come from a time in history where there was unprecedented interest in things such as UFO…
Certainly, of Firefall’s vast discography, ‘Elan’ should be the first to grace your collection – should you (think the unthinkable)…
For the late 70’s period, Lucifer’s Friend moved into a commercial environment, mixing radio rock, AOR and pop – similar…
Unfortunately this album wasn't available in it's entirety on YTM. All the individual tracks are there but no logged in…
I recently reacquainted myself with this album. It's much better than I remembered it by. Good to hear 'Can't Stop…
I like the storyline but not much else. 👎
Have added a new video into the review. 'Breaking Me Up'. These gals look and sound great. 💛
Carmine Appice is also involved with the band Ruffyunz, and appears on their 2023 album 'III'. https://raritetno.com/hard-rock/210584-ruffyunz-iii-2023.html
30 years on, the song 'Foreclosure Of A Dream' can be directly aimed at former Dutch PM Mark Rutte and…
There is one unofficial release on YouTube Music from around 2008/2009 with a load of Unreleased tracks. It's called Post…
I would agree this isn't one of Queen's best. Jazz which followed after this wasn't much better. Live Killers from…
I have this need to revisit the first two Argent albums for review. Argent and Ring Of Hands. Watch this…
I recall buying this in 98 and foolishly expecting another Midnight Madness. It doesn’t sound like Night Ranger at all,…