Tag: Year-1991

Released in September 1991, with little fanfare from Polydor, Magnum released a surprisingly good set of songs delivered during a…

Although ‘Roll The Bones’ marked the end of this period and my interest in Rush, it’s no less a great…

Van Halen’s ninth album This album was billed as a return to a harder and more guitar-driven sound. It went…

This 1991 album from GDM favourites Shooting Star seems like a forgotten chapter in the history of Kansas City’s finest.

With involvement from Jon Bon Jovi, Aldo Nova’s return in 1991 heralded a few changes, but not all of them…

Many fans and critics would have been surprised by the change in direction from Skid Row the second time around….

The Storm were a supergroup if there was ever one. The best AOR band to be formed this side of…

Mae West were a regional Western New York state band operating out of Buffalo, with lots of string bending and…

Listening to Nash! many decades later, it’s a very lightweight affair, and though I enjoy the hi-tech genre quite a…

Saraya released a big sounding guitar rocking album ‘When The Blackbird Sings..’ proved to be one of the better albums…

Melodic rock’s guitar goddess: Lita Ford. This album is to female guitar slingers as Kane Roberts ‘Saints And Sinners’ was…