Video console launches are few and far between, so this is a bit of a departure from my normal output. I ponied up the money for the new Nintendo Wii U and here are my thoughts after playing with the unit for 24 hours.
It’s time for another fanpack and this time Rick Wakeman re-records his classic album “Journey to the Centre of the Earth” and adds an extra twenty minutes of music to the mix.
Here I am opening the pack and having a delve inside. Enjoy!
In a belated attempt to celebrate the 35th anniversary of “Seconds Out” by Genesis, I take a peak at the new 2012 vinyl edition, the 2009 remaster and the 1999 Japanese mini-LP edition.
For me, Larks’ Tongues in Aspic is the ultimate King Crimson album, so when it was announced that there was going to be an ultimate box set to accompany the ultimate King Crimson album, I thought that Christmas, my birthday and what-not had all come at once.
But is the 40th anniversary box set any good? There’s only one way to find out and that’s to watch the review.
You can get your own copy of this amazing box set from here: http://bit.ly/larkstongues40th
(But be quick this is a limited edition set which is sure to sell out)
In attempt to cut out the middle man, I have decided to start selling downloads direct from this website with all the money going direct to me. The first such release is my latest collection of tunes called “Pressure Point” presented here in stunning 24-bit 48Khz FLAC files – giving you the highest quality audio experience. Of course, these FLAC files can be converted to humble MP3 for portability too.
To purchase this album as a download for £5 (payment via PayPal), click the button below.
Another year passes and another Jethro Tull album needs to be reviewed. At this rate, it will be 2031 by the time I get through most of their discography!
You can get your own copy of this amazing box set from here: http://bit.ly/larkstongues40th
(But be quick this is a limited edition set which is sure to sell out)
Now this is a collection I’ve been awaiting for a very long time. Not only do we have a remastered version of the album, but a 5.1 surround mix and a cornucopia of other discs to plough through. This really is the ULTIMATE King Crimson box set.