In March 1969, Genesis released their debut album, From Genesis to revelation. Far from the splendor that Genesis would achieve in the years to come, this album still possesses the seeds of what their music would be in the years to come. The album, published by Decca with catalog number SKL 4990, sold around six hundred […]
What are vinyl record catalog numbers and what are they for? What you need to know about vinyl record catalog numbers A catalog number is an identification number assigned by a music label when a new musical work is released. You can find this number on vinyl records (33, 45, 78 rpm), audio cassettes, 8-track […]
Selling England by the pound is the fifth album created by Genesis in the Gabriel era and is, for many and also for myself, the best produced by the band. We are in 1973 and Genesis have just finished the tour to promote Foxtrot which had great success in Europe and which led them to […]
Led Zeppelin III, the album that reveals the folk side of the band of Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham. Thanks to big success of two previous album, Led Zeppelin e Led Zeppelin II, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, between 1969 and 1970, were almost constantly on tour and, practically, […]
Released in 1968, Beggars Banquet is the seventh album in the Rolling Stones’ UK discography (the ninth in the US discography). The album, published by Decca in the UK (SKL 4955) and by London Records in the USA (PS 539) represents an important turning point in the Rolling Stones’ musical production. In Beggars Banquet for […]
Their satanic majesties request is the first and only album produced by Rolling Stone themselves Released in December 1967 at the height of the psychedelic epic, this Their Satanic Majesties Request remains one of the most fascinating and controversial albums in the Stones’ entire discography. An album that is in some ways overrated, in others […]
Between the buttons, released in 1967, is the fifth album in the UK discography and the seventh in the US discography of the Rolling Stones. After the release of the previous Aftermath, in which compositional creativity was expressed for the first time of the Jagger/Richards couple, the Stones allowed themselves to be drawn into the […]
On the occasion of the celebrations of 50 years since the release of Pink Floyd’s album “The Dark Side Of The Moon”, “Live at Wembley 1974” was released on 24 March 2023 This is an engaging live version of their The Dark Side of the Moon, recorded in 1974. To be honest Live at Wembley […]
Let it bleed was released on 5 December 1969 and is the eighth album in the Rolling Stones’ UK discography and also the tenth in the USA discography. At the time, the labels that handled the discography of some UK bands that were trying to make it in America had the habit of offering different […]
Aftermath, The Rolling Stones’ fourth studio album is to be considered a milestone in the history of rock music. The album, entirely recorded in the United States in the RCA studios, was the first of the Stones’ production to contain songs exclusively composed by the Jagger/Richards duo. Furthermore, this album was also the band’s first […]
