Eagle’s Rory Gallagher reissue program continues with this solid, overlooked album from 1982, the follow-up to the flashier and more expensive-sounding “Top Priority” from ’79. ►
Remaining members of Pink Floyd and EMI Music have come together for the large-scale “Why Pink Floyd?” campaign. Drummer Nick Mason gives us the inside scoop. ►
Whose albums and DVDs are dropping when? Check Goldmine’s Listing of releases and reissues. This installment includes: Lou Reed, Steve Howe, Lydia Lunch, Lionel Richie, The Fugs, Elton John, Marianne Faithfull, Miles Davis and Dinosaur Jr. ►
Jimi Hendrix called him the world’s best guitarist. He was The Rolling Stones’ first choice to replace Mick Taylor. And he’s got 17 albums set to be reissued. ►
With much focus on all the Twisted Sister product coming out this year, vocalist Dee Snider concentrates more on his future than the band’s Metal past. ►
Eagle Rock Entertainment will re-release “Shades Of Deep Purple,” “The Book Of Taliesyn” and their self-titled third album. All three come with exciting extras. ►
The band’s 1975 BLUES FOR ALLAH and 1978′s SHAKEDOWN STREET will be available from both online and brick-and-mortar retail outlets as the latest offerings from Audio Fidelity. ►