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Against All Odds Review by Gary Hill I have to say it, I love The Lizards! These guys just keep getting better with each successive album. They also seem to stretch the envelope of what is Lizards music as they continue on. More...



Archeology Review by Gary Hill The whole concept of doing an album of covers seems to be pretty popular these days. There's one superior thing about this one, though. More...



Reptilicus Maximus Review by Gary Hill You just can’t go wrong with this band. More...



The Lizards Rule Review by Gary Hill The second CD from the Lizards is entitled "The Lizards Rule". That title is quite appropriate because for fans of 1970's styled blues oriented hard rock, the Lizards do rule. More...

DVD Reviews

The Lizards - 4.2.11 DVD Review by Gary Hill When I got this DVD and first looked at the title, I just thought I was looking at a date. Then I realized, that 2011 hasn’t happened yet and these guys (despite the fact that they call themselves dinosaurs) weren’t born in 1911. More...

Interviews

The Lizards Interview by Gary Hill Interview with Randy Pratt of The Lizards from 2007 More...

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