Tag Archives: Renaissance

Tom’s Top 5’s: Albums of 1974

Posted on January 27, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

After about 1973, rock becomes less and less generalized and more and more genre-lized (see what I did there?). Of course, what you consider the “best” albums from any given year is always going to depend largely on which stylistic … Continue reading →

Posted in Top 5's | Tagged Camel, Gryphon, It's Too Late to Stop Now, Mirage, prog, progressive rock, Queen, Queen II, Red Queen to Gryphon Three, Renaissance, Top 5 Albums of 1974, Turn of the Cards, Van Morrison | 2 Comments

Album Review: San Fermin, “San Fermin”

Posted on January 7, 2014 by Tom Emanuel

The lines between genres are perpetually blurred. This is probably for the best: attempts to label music are, often as not, an exercise in futility. Fully aware of this, I still found myself trying to affix a label to San … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews | Tagged Albums of 2013, Allen Tate, art rock, Banff Center, Bar, chamber pop, Crueler Kind, Daedalus (What We Have), Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Holly Laessig, Jess Wolfe, Lucius, Matt Berninger, Methuselah, Neil Hannon, Renaissance, Robin Thicke, San Fermin, Scott Walker, Sonsick, Sufjan Stevens | 2 Comments

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Tom’s Top 5’s: Albums of 1974

Album Review: San Fermin, “San Fermin”

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