Great album that includes a film for those who like to watch Neil Young pee.
Category: Album Reviews
Reviews of Rock and Blues albums from the artists of The Great White North
[Album Review] Max Webster | High Class in Borrowed Shoes
I can see why many prog fans have fallen for High Class in Borrowed Shoes. This one has the genre taking up a good chunk of the album: High Class in Borrowed Shoes – hard rock Diamonds Diamonds – pop Gravity – prog Words to Words – ballad America's Veins – prog/hard rock hybrid Oh, … Continue reading [Album Review] Max Webster | High Class in Borrowed Shoes
[Album Review] Max Webster | Max Webster
Delivers a little rock, a little pop, a little prog to help blow those blues away.
[Album Review] Danko Jones | Power Trio
There is still some great hard rock happening in this world. @DankoJones
[Album Review] Strippers Union | The Deuce
Thankfully, Strippers Union did not drop a deuce for The Deuce. No sophomore slump for these guys. Most of the band s back with the only move being Simon Kendall making an exit for Murry Atkinson on keys. Rob Baker and Craig Northey are again the primary songwriters for all but two of its 10 … Continue reading [Album Review] Strippers Union | The Deuce
[Album Review] Strippers Union | Stripper’s Union Local 518
When I bought Strippers Union's 3- The Undertaking from their website last year, they threw in their debut album Local 518 from 2005 for free! Well dang. It ain't often that I get free music around here! Don't worry though, my opinion of the album isn't tainted by the bribe. My enjoyment of it is … Continue reading [Album Review] Strippers Union | Stripper’s Union Local 518
[Album Review] The New Odds | Cheerleader
Odds went on hiatus after Craig Northey left the band in 1999 and it wasn't until 2007 that a comeback began to build. Steven Drake's (the band's 2nd singer/guitarist/songwriter) career as a music producer/ engineer had taken off so he remained the only holdout as OG members Northey, Doug Elliott, and Pat Steward, teamed with … Continue reading [Album Review] The New Odds | Cheerleader
[Album Review] Candi & The Backbeat | Candi
Canadians have exported many influential artists onto the music scene. Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell... but none have been bigger than Candi. Don't believe me? Well, you just haven't been paying attention and have not done your research as I have. It is no coincidence how within a year following the release of Candi … Continue reading [Album Review] Candi & The Backbeat | Candi
[Album Review] Northey Valenzuela
For Craig Northey's next project, he teamed up with Jesse Valenzuela from the... Gin Blossoms? Yeah, I had not thought about them in almost 30 years too. And, It is a good thing I looked them up before writing this because I had them confused with Goo Goo Dolls. For the record, Gin Blossoms are … Continue reading [Album Review] Northey Valenzuela
[Album Review] Craig Northey | Giddy Up
After Odds released what in my opinion is their best album Nest in 1996, they toured for almost the remainder of the decade until Craig Northey up and quit the band in '99. Thankfully, he continued to make music. Northey's 2001 debut solo album, Giddy Up is EP adjacent, with its 8 songs adding up … Continue reading [Album Review] Craig Northey | Giddy Up