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"Raw, hungry, and already road-honed by years of gigging." The Legendary Edition of Aerosmith's debut album expands the original with live and session tracks

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By John Aizlewood
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Aerosmith as they appeared on the cover of their debut album. It’s hard to imagine a world without Aerosmith albums, but when their self-titled debut emerged in 1973 it was even harder to imagine they’d still be around half a century later. Ignored in the UK, it almost made the US Top 20, and as the Creem reviewer noted, it was “a full LP of screaming, metallic, creative, rock and roll”.
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"Like the best modern prog rock, The Archaeoptimist reveals more and more at every new sitting": Spock’s Beard are still pushing boundaries on first album in seven years

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By John Aizlewood
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Spock's Beard in 2025. The opening track Invisible begins with a dramatic 25-second slice of a cappella, as a cavalcade of voices croon ‘hello out there, can you see me… I hope it’s not right, but I feel that I might be turning invisible’. Cheekily, it’s not actually a taster of what’s to come, although Spock’s Beard will do it again with even more vocal pyrotechnics, on Afourthoughts.
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Paul McCartney's inside story of Wings, the world's most misunderstood band

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By John Aizlewood
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John Aizlewood Paul McCartney's inside story of Wings, the world's most misunderstood band : How do you follow being a Beatle? John Lennon decamped to New York, Ringo Starr embarked upon a slender solo career and George Harrison tended to his spiritual needs. Paul McCartney's answer was Wings.
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