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DVD review: LOU REED – Transformer (Classic Albums)/Live at Montreux 2000
Eagle Vision (BluRay) One of the most influential artists of his era, Lou Reed enjoyed a long and successful career that spanned six decades. Eagle Vision’s newly released “Transformer (Classic Albums)/Live at Montreux 2000” Bluray/DVD follows his death in October last year and finds both features with enhanced sound and pictures. Reed released “Transformer”, his second solo album, in December of 1972. A true classic album in every sense, the… Continue reading
News: Get Ready to ROCK! Radio – March 2014 Highlights
…tists who need your attention Saturdays 18:00 Stuart Hamilton Profiles 8 March Foreigner/Europe 15 March Magnum 22 March Purple People Sundays 14:00 Soundscapes Paul Baker and Ralph Rea explore the world of prog. 17:00 Progressive Fusion Hours Presented by Peter Muir Sunday 9 March 22:00 Assume The Position In the first hour, David Randall chats to Anette Olzon about her new solo album Sunday 16 March 21:00 In Session for GRTR! Singer songwriter… Continue reading
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Tagged Anette Olzon, Ann Wilson, Eric Rivers, Get Ready to ROCK! Radio, H.E.A.T., highlights, Lisbee Stainton, live, March 2014, session
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News: TONY CLARKIN talks about the new Magnum album, Escape From The Shadow Garden
Photo: Noel Buckley Sunday 2 March, 22:00 Get Ready to ROCK! Radio The new Magnum album, ‘Escape From The Shadow Garden’ is released on 24 March. In this week’s ‘Assume The Position’, David Randall plays tracks and chats to Tony Clarkin about his songwriting and the new album. ‘Assume The Position’ features a mix of new and classic rock and is broadcast every Sunday at 22:00 (repeated Monday and Friday… Continue reading
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Rock stars: Interview with Adrian Vandenberg (Vandenberg’s Moonkings) – 22 January 2014
…and extract some decent answers to those all-important questions we all have. Well, on the early evening of the 22nd of January I could easily have gone for a coffee and left my recorder running – that’s exactly how engaged and passionate guitar virtuoso Adrian Vandenberg was in describing the process through which his latest studio album “Vandenberg’s Moonkings” came to life and what the next few months holds for the young and pretty fired… Continue reading
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Tagged 22 January 2014, Adrian Vandenberg, David Coverdale, guitar, guitarist, interview, rock, Whitesnake
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Gig review: DUCKS DELUXE – Half Moon, Putney, London, 22 December 2013
…w.facebook.com/getreadytorockradio David Randall presents a weekly show on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio, Sundays at 22:00 GMT, repeated on Mondays and Fridays), when he invites listeners to ‘Assume The Position’. The show signposts forthcoming gigs and tours and latest additions at getreadytorock.com. First broadcast on 3 November 2024. UK Blues Broadcaster of the Year (2020 and 2021 Finalist) Pete Feenstra presents his weekly Rock &… Continue reading
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Tagged 22 December 2013, Brinsley Schwarz, Ducks Deluxe, gig, Half Moon, London, Martin Belmont, pub rock, Putney, review, Sean Tyla
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Gig review: THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT – Club Academy, Manchester, 22 November 2013
…re! There was no way they were going to get away without playing one! So out they came and finished off with “Take it Back” and then the moving “Lovers and Fighters” an awesome end to an awesome night. We chatted to Nick after the show and commented on the fact that they really looked to be enjoying tonight’s set and this came over in the performance which he agreed with. Roll on the next tour due Spring 2014 and let’s hop… Continue reading
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Tagged 22 November 2013, Club Academy, gig, Joshua James, Manchester, review, rock, Temperance Movement
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Gig review: BLACK STAR RIDERS – The Picture House, Edinburgh, 6 December 2013
…astic musicians. Richard Portus from Guns n’ Roses was taking care of guitar duties and looked thrilled to be freed from the shadow of Axl, dancing and bouncing his way through the set whilst his G ‘n’ R colleague, Dizzy Reed, tinkled the ivories to great effect. There was though something missing from the performance. The band appeared to lack the spark to really set the night alight and I think this was down to the fact that this is more of a… Continue reading
The Best Of 2013 – top albums, top live acts – the reviewers’ choice
…s. They have toured extensively for the past four years and after Virgil McMahon (guitar) was recently voted “Best Guitarist 2013″ at the “European Blues Awards” you can expect to see a lot more from these guys over the next few years. ALAN JONES Top Albums KOMPENDIUM – Beneath The Waves (Inside Out) Where Magenta’s main man Rob Reed realises his dream of a ‘rock opera’ in the fashion of Jeff Wayne&… Continue reading
Posted in ALBUM REVIEWS, ALBUM REVIEWS (Mobile), ALL POSTS, GIG REVIEWS, NEWS, The Best Of 2013
Tagged albums, artists, Best of 2013, Get Ready to ROCK!, live act, poll, vote
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News: Get Ready to ROCK! Radio – November 2013 Highlights
November 2013 Highlights More information at the dedicated website All times, GMT Sunday 3 November 18:00 Rob Reed – Captain Magenta GRTR!’s David Randall chatted to Rob in 2012 and this special feature includes tracks from the band’s previous albums 22:00 Magenta – In Session for GRTR! Five exclusive acoustic tracks performed by the award-winning progsters Sunday 10 November 18:00 Rory Reissued – Part 2 Donal Gall… Continue reading
News: Progressive rockers Magenta play acoustic set for In Session series
…from their new album ‘The Twenty Seven Club’ which was described by GRTR!’s Alan Jones as “…up there with the best work the band have ever produced, and, for me anyway, an absolute shoo-in for one of the best albums of the year.” The band formed in 1999 after vocalist Christina Booth and keyboard player Rob Reed had worked together in the bands Cyan and Trippa. They were joined by guitarist Chris Fry for thei… Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, Get Ready to ROCK! Radio, interview, Magenta, November 2013, prog, progressive, radio, Rob Reed, rock, session, The Twenty Seven Club
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Album review: Released! – The Human Rights Concerts 1986-1998
…man clocks up two concerts a decade apart in 1988 and 1998. But there are some now poignant sightings too: Lou Reed supplies three tracks in 1986 (six on the DVD). One of the criticisms of ‘Live Aid’ was the lack of ‘world’ performers given the nature of the campaign. The Human Rights Concerts might attract similar criticism and only CD3 (Chile, 1990) includes indigenous musicians, Inti-Illimani and Ruben Blades, althoug… Continue reading
News: Amnesty Concert 6 DVD and 4 CD set released 28 October
…us combinations of Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Bono, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman, Joan Baez, Jackson Browne, Lou Reed, Youssou N’Dour, Aaron Neville, Steven Van Zandt, Bob Geldof and Bryan Adams. The companion content includes 17 sequences under the collective title “Context On The Human Rights Concerts”. Among the segments: A brand-new documentary about the concert series featuring new exclusive interviews with Bruce Springsteen, Sti… Continue reading
Album review: EYEVORY – Euphobia
[Release date 06.05.13] Rob Reed might think that with Magenta’s latest offering that he’s produced a prog album with a capital P. But Bremen based Evevory’s debut long player shows that in prog terms, Teutonic build quality exceeds that of just about every other country in the western world (including Wales). And Germany has always had a real ‘soft spot’ for prog where bands like Gentle Giant have achieved a longstanding appreciation that see… Continue reading
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Tagged album, Euphobia, Eyevory, German, Germany, melodic, pop, prog, progressive, review, rock
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Album review: MAGENTA – The Twenty Seven Club
Tigermoth Records [Release date 02.09.13] Rob Reed, fresh from his triumphant ‘Kompendium’ project (a real ‘follow that’ job if ever there was one) has returned to his day job in Magenta with Christina Booth and Chris Fry to deliver yet another masterpiece with ‘The Twenty Seven Club’. The Twenty Seven Club is an imaginary clique of musicians and artists all of whom died at the ridiculously young age of twenty seven – when most were at th… Continue reading
Album review: STEVE HUNTER – The Manhattan Blues Project
…of both the city and as a guitarist. Steve’s impressive CV includes stints with Mitch Ryder, Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Peter Gabriel, David Lee Roth, Jack Bruce and Aerosmith, but it barely prepares us for the unexpected intimacy of one of the guitar albums of the year. His style is closer to the late JJ Cale than you might ever have expected, as there’s an inherent soulful feel predicated on guitar textures worthy of the album’s conception. ‘The… Continue reading
Album review: OMAR DYKES – Runnin’ With The Wolf
…discography now includes a handful of cover and multi genre albums, including ‘Swingland’, ‘Big Delta’, ‘Jimmy Reed Highway’, ‘Big Town Playboy’ the live career reprise ‘Bamboozled’, ‘Too Much Is Not Enough’, I’m Gone’ and the less than complete ‘Essential Collection’, Omar Dykes’s creative output is in danger of evaporating. After all it was Omar & The Howlers who originally pitched up with the socio-politico ‘Hard Times In The Land Of Ple… Continue reading
Gig review: BONNIE RAITT, Liverpool Empire, 22 June 2013
…w.facebook.com/getreadytorockradio David Randall presents a weekly show on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio, Sundays at 22:00 GMT, repeated on Mondays and Fridays), when he invites listeners to ‘Assume The Position’. The show signposts forthcoming gigs and tours and latest additions at getreadytorock.com. First broadcast on 3 November 2024. UK Blues Broadcaster of the Year (2020 and 2021 Finalist) Pete Feenstra presents his weekly Rock &… Continue reading
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Tagged 22 June 2013, Bonnie Raitt, gig, guitar, guitarist, Liverpool Empire, R&B, review, rhythm & blues
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