Paul Skelton

Repeated listens reward the listener with a full fat progressive concept album, best enjoyed thru headphones, whilst reading the Sci-Fi narrative to it's story.

Best yet from BB. Soul grooves meld with jazz vibes & wild beats in a fresh sounding album of pure class. Some very classy female vocal contributions & Randazzo on top form. A really great spring / summer collection.

Proper full on no frills metal. Judas Priest are the Rolls Royce of metal all smooth & luxuriously efficient, KK Priest are the Bently, the defiant brat pack, rough diamonds.

This a very strong showing from this power metal trio. Great lyrics hammered home with crunching riffs. Best album since "This Is Thirteen" & so topical.

This is SLADE's hard & heavy rock album. Distorted guitars with fat keyboard & bass lines make for a wonderful rollicking record. A little light relief comes with a sweet instrumental piece from the band's lead guitarist, Dave Hill. Best enjoyed loud on vinyl.

It's a very underrated record. Check my video review channel, "Skelly The Vinyl Junkie" on You Tube.

Following SLADE'S incredible come back at The Reading festival in 1980, Polydor put out this wonderful album collecting togethr the cream of thrir singles from the 70's. TV advertised & released before Christmas 1980 this album stands as thr bedt evrr SLADE compilation.

This album collects together the cream of Rolling Stones tracks from the 60's, & has a brief bio plus some stats. Essential.