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ALBUM REVIEWS 1
The reviews are generally just brief personal summaries and if anyone would like an in-depth analysis just drop a line to; pete@huddersfield1.co.uk On with the reviews;
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The
album reviews contained within this music section are generally
of the 1970's but there may be more recent albums made by bands
that emerged in that era but have continued on through the 80's,
90,s and later. 
I
also decided to take a trip into the past and ordered a couple of
albums from Amazon that I originally owned on vinyl. First up was
Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Welcome To The Pleasure Dome. A superb
album that they could never match. Two Tribes, Relax and Power of
Love are only three of the outstanding tracks.
Second
up was Robin Trower's Bridge of Sighs. Now not many people know
this but Robin played with Procol Harum when they made A Whiter
Shade of Pale in the 60's. He eventually went solo and moved to
America where he sold a lot of records. He was once described as
the white Jimi Hendrix. Good 
songs,
a powerful vocalist (Jim Dewar - now deceased) and Trower's great
guitar work make the albums a delight to the ears. Don't take my
word for it - listen for yourselves!
The Doors
Roger Dean
(70's Album Covers)
Hawkwind
(Official)
Hawkwind
(Also Official)
Vivian Stanshall
(Official)
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