HMS Donovan16 reviews Donovan Bgo - Beat Goes on, 1998 Forgotten Classic + A musical fountain of youth - Beats the heck out of vitamins + A masterpiece. Claim to another release + Donovan is the master of easy tones + lost in the label wars shuffle             Parachute3 reviews The Pretty Things Repertoire, 2002 The Pretty Things: Greatest, and most underrated, band in the world!!! + Better than S.F. Sorrow? + what a surprise ! Parachute For ages I've been a very ardent fan of The Pretty Things' work up until 1968's "S.F. Sorrow" magnum opus. An impressive body of work, enviable by any major Sixties band and easily the equal of the finest records by more hyped bands such as The Stones, The Beatles and just about any ...             In the Court of the Crimson King76 reviews King Crimson Discipline Us, 2004 How did this one slip by me? + first and best + IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING While soaking in "Children of Men", I heard the long forgotten "Court of the Crimson King" used throughout the soundtrack for the film. On a whim, I jumped online and purchased this album...and I was blown away. It's an album that would stand out even now if it were released tomorrow. From ...             S.F. Sorrow The Pretty Things Repertoire, 2001 20 tracks in a digipak featuring 7 Bonus 'Defecting Grey', 'Mr. Evasion', 'Talkin' About The Good Times', 'Walking Through My Dreams', 'Private Sorrow' (single version), 'Balloon Burning' (single version), and 'Defecting Grey' (acetate recording).             The Kink Kronikles40 reviews The Kinks Reprise / Wea, 1990 Rulers Of The Sixties Kingdom + a few Kinks in the road + Briliiant four-sided case for a most brilliant band + OK, It's finally time for a Kinks Re-issue CD Party!! Get With It!! Rhino? + great starter set for the new kinks fan             Fairytale9 reviews Donovan Castle Us, 2005 Some of his best work + A pleased customer + DONOVAN'S 2nd UK Album Remastered & Bolstered Up With 6 Superb Extras! + The Magician's Name is Donovan + Truly a Beautiful Record             Five Leaves Left86 reviews Nick Drake Umvd Import, 2003 Simply put: + For Drake, Fame WAS but a Fruit Tree + Don't miss him this time around + Just plain beautiful             The Who Sell Out126 reviews The Who Mca, 1995 The Who's Best Album By A Country Mile + The Who - Pirate Radio + Great CD + great old rock album + Excellent!             Straight Up39 reviews Badfinger Capitol, 1993 One of the Top Ten Albums of the '70's + NOTHING BAD HERE + This is who I am + No Respect + Straight Up             Nicely Out of Tune2 reviews Lindisfarne Caroline, 2004 Nicely out of Mott + Outstanding Debut Album! Newcastle upon Tyne, England, over the years has given us some of the greats of the rock world, 'The Animals', 'The Police', and 'Geordie' to name but a few (well, perhaps Geordie weren't as great, but they did give us Brian Johnston, lead singer with AC/DC today). None of these bands were greater ...             No Dice16 reviews Badfinger Capitol, 1992 Pete Ham and the boys create a classic + Awesome 2nd album + Only Cards -All Aces.......... + Badfinger Rolled A Ten + way better than straight up             Larks Tongues in Aspic - 30th Anniversary Edition Remastered27 reviews King Crimson Discipline Us, 2004 King Crimson Reigns Supreme! + A Unique Sound. + one of their best + King Crimson reigns as always!             This Was72 reviews Jethro Tull Capitol, 2002 cheaper (and better) than a download + a rare gem + 1st Tull Album - the roots! + What can I say, It's Jethro Tull!             Unicorn5 reviews Tyrannosaurus Rex Universal UK, 2004 Stunning work the like of which has not been heard since + Fab flocks of FOLKnotes float inna FREAK out folly + Extinct monster sings of fabled creature of myth + where have you been all my life? + Like A White Star             T. Rex13 reviews Marc Bolan & T. Rex Polygram Int'l, 1999 The Genesis of Glam Rock + Jewel + Sweet Album + "I want to give every child a chance to dance" + Wonderful Magical Super Fantstical             Bryter Layter79 reviews Nick Drake Umvd Import, 2003 'Bryter Still' + Drake at his Most upbeat + More Greatness From the King of Folk + "...I never held emotion in the palm of my hand..." + (3.5 stars) Good but not as good as its bookends             Wish You Were Here36 reviews Badfinger Warner Bros UK, 2000 Where's the Extra Tracks??? + An Overlooked Gem + The end of a great era. + Ahead of Their Time + Imagine McCartney recording with Clapton in the early 1970's....             Sunshine Superman14 reviews Donovan EMI Int'l, 2005 An Ineffable Musical Experience + significant remix of classic album + Super Sunshine + 40 years with this recording + Review of the Vinyl LP--AMAZING             The Village Green Preservation Society23 reviews The Kinks Sanctuary UK, 2004 Pastoral Masterpiece + God save all who worked on this disc + Kinks: Village Green (import ) + And still not everything! + Just TRY and get the title track out of your head.             Fog on the Tyne2 reviews Lindisfarne Caroline, 2004 Lindisfarne at their Best + She's a big lass, she's a bonnie lass, she likes her beer... "Fog on the Tyne" was Lindisfarne's second album originally released on Charisma records in 1971. It contains their first single-hit "Meet Me on the Corner", and the album itself spent many weeks in the charts. It's popularity even brought their first album "Nicely out of Tune" back into the ...