We're BAACCCKKKK!  In this episode, we talk about and album by Mott the Hoople singer Ian Hunter, his 2nd solo album called All American Alien Boy, a great album by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band called Stanger In Town and one from an artist we had not heard of before, American Al Di Meola and his album Electric Rendezvous.  Enjoy!  

It this weeks episode we chat about some Canadian Content by a band called Minglewood from Nova Scotia and their album called M5, Linda Ronstadt's 9th Studio album called Living in the USA and an album by Uriah Heep (they were also in last week's episode) called Demons and Wizards.  

In this episode we talk about a double album compilation/re-issue from an American band called Spirit, an album by Uriah Heep called The Magicians Birthday and some CanCon, a band from Montreal called Mahogany Rush, their album called Mahogany Rush 4...this one caused some angst, listen to find out why.

in todays episode, we chat about an album by David Bowie called Pin Ups, and album by German Pop Synth artist Peter Schilling and a solo album by Sir Paul McCartney called Tug of War.  

In this week's episode we discuss an album by Reggae artist Peter Tosh called Bush Doctor, the Phil Collins huge hit No Jacket Required and another by the Florida Southern Rock band Outlaws called Playin' to Win.

In this week's episode, We talk about another album by Emerson, Lake and Palmer called Works Vol 1, one by San Francisco band Pablo Cruise called Part of the Game and a compilation (?) album by The Lennon Sisters (yes, you read that right, this collection, I tells ya!).

In this week's episode we talk about an album by Florida Southern rock band Outlaws called In The Eye of The Storm, another by the band Heart called Private Audition and a surprisingly good album by Sniff 'n' the Tears called The Game's Up.  Enjoy

In this episode we talk about an album by (Bob) Segarini called Goodbye LA and an album by a London Ontario rock band called Thundermug called Ta-Daa and one by a British prog band called Babe Ruth called Kid's Stuff.  

In this week's episode, we talk about 3 pretty darn good albums.  First up is our 6th album from The Alan Parson's Project called Amonia Avenue, next is a doozy by The Human League called Dare and finally, Tina Turner and her huge comeback album called Private Dancer).  I hope you enjoy listening to what we have to say as much as we enjoyed listening to all three albums.