What Am I Listening To? Imaginary Albums!

The content features a series of reimagined classic albums, including King Crimson’s “In The Wake Of Poseidon,” Yes’s “Fragile,” Jethro Tull’s “A Passion Play,” and Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s “Brain Salad Surgery.” Each album is expanded and restructured, drawing inspiration from various sources and including links to curated playlists.

Deep Purple – Live & Blue [CD South Africa 1996]

The 1996 CD “Deep Purple – Live And Blue” features a compilation of live tracks and a studio outtake, showcasing performances from various eras of the band. Despite some inaccuracies in track information, it provides an engaging experience with highlights from concerts in Stockholm, California, and Austria, including the beloved “When A Blind Man Cries.”

From The Archives: Rodriguez and his place in The Story Of Rock (from August 2012)

A post I wrote 10 years ago on SugarMan.org Almost all the recent fan messages on the SugarMan.org website are from people saying they have never heard of Rodriguez before. Many even apologize for not listening to him in the 1970s. I can’t remember when exactly I first heard ‘Cold Fact’. For me, his musicContinueContinue reading “From The Archives: Rodriguez and his place in The Story Of Rock (from August 2012)”

The Story Behind “ZX Dan” by Radio Rats

‘ZX Dan’ from Radio Rats’ album ‘Into The Night We Slide’ is a new wave space-rock classic, referencing Bowie and inspired by ‘Close Encounters’. It peaked at No. 2 in 1979, showcasing South African pop rock.

Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6 [LP 1975]

The South African Rock Encyclopedia > Vagabond’s World > Obscurities > Albums > Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6 I bought this album in December 1975, at Hillbrow Record Centre in Johannesburg, on a sale and immediately fell in love with its tongue-in-cheek humour and superstar line-up. I remember receiving a 12-page comicContinueContinue reading “Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6 [LP 1975]”

NEXT STOP… SOWETO featuring Mahotella Queens, Harari, The Movers, Flaming Souls, Reggie Msomi

The “Next Stop… Soweto” compilation features diverse tracks celebrating South African music across various artists and genres, showcasing significant contributions ranging from soul to jazz, reflecting the vibrant culture of Soweto.

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