Abrasive Wheels - 1981-1984: Expanded SetTwo CDs. Long overdue round up of everything released by UK 82 Punk legends Abrasive Wheels in their original incarnation. With a booklet featuring in depth liner notes by Viva La Rock's Phil Singleton in conversation with guitarist Dave Ryan plus pictures of all relevant singles and clippings from the era along with previously unseen pictures of the band from Dave's own archive. Disc 1 is debut album 'When The Punks Go Marchin' In' which hit #3 in

With the End in Mind - Tides Of Fire

We are steered through each location under the guidance of our personable hostess who ornaments her in-depth knowledge of Stratford and it's illustrious native son with the kind of tales that aren't normally found in guide books

During his lifetime Anton Rubinstein was regarded as the greatest pianist among composers and as the greatest composer among pianists

but this album has taken that fire further

and which reflects Kodama's and Nagano's individual image of Beethoven

he shows a completely different

in many of these recordings' cases - of the independent explosion and the newfound ability to find homes (and stockists) for even the most unruly of sounds

lovable and curious little guy who is always looking to play

" "The booming song sees the two make for a compelling duo

3 trombones and added 1 sax player to the 4 that have at one time or other been full time Morph-tet as well as getting Chris Tauchner on piano & J

his only comedy Falstaff

But Liszt gives transcriptions a new meaning: he puts the orchestra into the piano