Live Review by Gary Hill Upon listening to this disc a question comes to mind. As good as this album is, why is this the first live album this band has released? More...
No Exit Review by Gary Hill For fans of the classic Blondie sound, this album is certainly a welcome return. The band seems to have stayed faithful to their old sound, while updating it. More...
Parallel Lines Review by Gary Hill It would be easy to dismiss Blondie as a glossy hit machine. It would also be inaccurate and an injustice. More...
This was Blondie’s second album and it found them working within a quirky pop rock sort of element, but not taking it to the mainstream extreme of the next disc.
Steve Hogarth - Ice Cream Genius Review by Gary Hill This solo effort from Marillion front man Steve Hogarth is a very entertaining disc that covers many musical styles. The music moves from playful to contemplative to pop to prog with a proficiency and ease that is quite impressive. "
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A.L.X., who plays keyboards, piano, acoustic and electric guitar, percussion and sings all vocals is joined on this debut album with Thommy Price, (Billy Idol, Joan Jett), on drums and percussion; Jimi Bones (Blondie), on acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin, vocals and percussion; and a cast of many female vocalists and other players.
