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This week Classic Rock Review joins the celebration of the 45th Anniversary of the historic 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. In conjunction with Top 9 Lists, we present a list of the Top 9 […]

Peter Gabriel 1977 debut album

1977 Albums, 2017 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Peter Gabriel

Buy Draw the Line After departing from Genesis, the group he founded and fronted for nearly a decade, Peter Gabriel slowly worked his way into launching a solo career. His 1977 debut album […]

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis

1974 Albums, 2014 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, Brian Eno, British Artists, Classic Rock Review Album of the Year, Genesis, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins

Buy The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Perhaps the most “out there” album by Genesis as well as out Classic Rock Review Album of the Year, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, is […]

So by Peter Gabriel

1986 Albums, 2011 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Peter Gabriel

Buy So A little over a decade after departing from Genesis as their elaborate frontman, Peter Gabriel released his fifth and most successful solo album. After releasing four consecutive albums with the same […]

Selling England by the Pound
by Genesis

1973 Albums, 2013 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Genesis, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins

Buy Selling England by the Pound The classic lineup of Genesis was at their absolute peak musically and melodically on the 1973 album Selling England by the Pound. The band had a steady […]

Foxtrot by Genesis

1972 Albums, 2012 Reviews, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Genesis, Mike Rutherford, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins

Buy Foxtrot After a couple albums of extreme experimentation in theatrical rock, Foxtrot is where it all came together for Genesis. This 1972 album was the first of three, in consecutive years, that […]

“Security” by Peter Gabriel

1982 Albums, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Peter Gabriel

Buy Peter Gabriel (1982) In 1982, Peter Gabriel released his fourth self-titled solo album, which was labeled “Security” on the shrink wrap of some early LP pressings. While this album lacked an original […]

“Melt” by Peter Gabriel

1980 Albums, Album Reviews by Ric Albano, British Artists, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins

Buy Peter Gabriel (1980) Peter Gabriel‘s third solo album was also the third to be officially eponymous, although this 1980 record has been given the unofficial title “Melt”. This album is credited as […]