On one hand, there's nostalgia, and on the other, there's the knowledge that sometimes they just got it right a few decades ago. Roya's upbeat, jangly indie pop has a very '60s-sounding tone on their self-titled debut album, but Rahill Jamalifard doesn't sound like your typical girl group-era vocalist, and that's obviously how she wants it. Jamalifard possesses the requisite amount of poise for this gig, and there's a breathy cool to her instrument that suits the music very well indeed.

For most artists, re-recording material from their back catalog is a sure sign they've either run out of ideas or they're trying to generate new paychecks from old work. But even the most churlish observer would give R. Stevie Moore a pass on such things, since only a tiny cult has ever heard the majority of the voluminous body of home-brewed recordings he's been issuing at a steady stream since 1975. 2019's Afterlife finds Moore cutting new versions of 14 of his favorite compositions, though the liner notes stress that these performances were "(r)ecorded in the 21st century in real recording studios."

The Best Of Tour 72 is a 1990 bootleg CD by British progressive funsters The Pink Floyd. This was recorded at the Rainbow Theater in London, England on 20 February, 1972 when they were performing The Dark Side Of The Moon from start to finish. At this phase, "On The Run" was called "The Travel Sequence" while "The Great Gig In The Sky" was "Mortality Sequence", complete with recordings of prayers that would be completely removed when the final mix was released a year later.

Despite a never-ending succession of guitarists, Ozzy Osbourne never changed his basic musical attack over the years. There are slight differences between the records, with the only noticeable distinctions being the production fads of the time...

This is a collection of original music with a root in genres like blues, rnb, French jazz, and classical. The material for this album has been in the works for over a decade. I am very excited to get it in the studio! Many of these songs you may have heard performed by the Dead Man's Carnival in Milwaukee, WI. I have also performed them at various events under the name "Mary and Your Choice of Sides" and "The Mary Rodgers Trio" in Nashville, TN. - Mary Rodgers

"Oceans of Thought" was originally called "The Merchant of Eternal Youth" but during the time of the recordings I had some personal problems and I was a little depressed. So the songs, the cover but above all the lyrics, have undergone a change because my music comes from what I have inside of my mind and soul.