RAMzine Classic: Miller Anderson – Bluesheart
Born in Houston (in Renfrewshire, Scotland, not the Texas upstart!) is the guitarist who has graced the studio and stage (including the genuine Woodstock...
RAMzine Classics: Melvins – Houdini
Not only are Melvins a criminally overlooked band in most senses but they also have some of the most underrated albums that have not only helped...
RAMzine Classic: Sacramentum – Far Away From The Sun
The Swedish black/death metal phenomenon Sacramentum, which was resurrected last year after lying dormant for almost two decades, released an underground milestone back in...
RAMzine Classic: Kyuss – Welcome To Sky Valley
With current global events seeing most of humanity confined to our homes, we have a lot of time on our hands, while the circumstances...
RAMzine Classic: Deep Purple – Purpendicular
They said in 1975 when Tommy Bolin replaced Ritchie Blackmore and again in 1994 when Steve Morse was announced: "there is no Deep Purple without...
Why Keith Richards’ solo album ‘Talk Is Cheap’ is still a classic 30 years on
There’s an interesting story about the gestation period of this album. Talk Is Cheap was put together by Keith Richards and his side band,...
RAMzine Classic: Beggars Opera – Pathfinder
I’m sure we have all bought a vinyl album on the strength of the cover alone, some were absolute rubbish (I own up to...
RAMzine Classic: Nazareth – Razamanaz
As a mere boy of 14, I remember with alarming clarity the night of February 27th, 1973. I was off to my first ever concert...
RAMzine Classic: SAXON – Wheels of Steel, Strong Arm of the Law and their...
Following in the footsteps of their recent Decade of the Eagle comes a reissuing of the first three albums by metal giants Saxon. They,...
RAMzine Classic: Free – Tons of Sobs
The most remarkable thing about Free when they formed in early 1968, has to be the ages of the band members; bass player Andy Fraser was...