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Your Mamma Won't Like Me (50th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Your Mamma Won't Like Me (50th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (gatefold white & black vinyl 2xLP (side 4 digitally printed))
Cat: CRVX 1746. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Rock
I Bit More Than I Could Chew (3:45)
Strip Me (3:06)
Paralysed (2:46)
Prisoner Of Your Imagination (4:52)
Your Mamma Won't Like Me (3:59)
Can't Trust Love (3:44)
New Day Woman (4:13)
Fever (2:41)
You Can Make Me Want You (3:33)
Michael (3:36)
Peter, Peter (2:48)
Red Hot Rosie (3:47)
I May Be Too Young (2:55)
Don't Mess Around (2:16)
Review: Half a century young, the third album from America's genuinely iconic leather-clad glam queen Suzi Quatro was a bit of sidewinder, seeing her switch from the brash rock pop fusion of her first two LPs to take in a funk influence, still working under the winning production duo of Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn. Check the title track and its echoes of Sly & The Family Stone or Steve Wonder, wonderfully twinned with Quatro's sassy vocal attitude, for evidence of the stylistic refresh, her distinctive and groove-heavy bass playing pushed further into the centre of the sound. 'Can't Trust Love', meanwhile, is a headnodding, blunted delight, too, while the futuristic synths of 'Strip Me' are closer to Herbie Hancock's Headhunters than The Sweet in vibe. Well ahead of its time, this is timeless stuff.
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Live In Tokyo May 11 1985
Cat: ROOM 169. Rel: 23 May 25
 
Rock
Dragon Attack (3:58)
Love Of My Life (3:11)
Another One Bites The Dust (3:41)
Hammer To Fall (4:54)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (5:09)
Radio Ga Ga (2:04)
I Want To Break Free (3:28)
Jailhouse Rock (5:52)
We Will Rock You (3:04)
We Are The Champions (3:50)
Review: Queen's seminal Live in Tokyo captures the iconic band in peak form during their The Works tour. Recorded at the Yoyogi Auditorium in Tokyo, this typically electrifying performance showcases the outfit's unmatched stage presence as well as tight musicianship and of course Freddie Mercury's legendary charisma. The set blends stadium anthems like 'Radio Ga Ga' and 'Hammer to Fall' with timeless classics such as 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' and 'We Will Rock You.' The energy, precision, and connection with the crowd highlight why Queen remains one of the greatest live acts in rock history and this is a time warp that takes you right back to their pomp.
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