Reviewing your parents' music collection
A monochrome watercolour landscape with a lonely tree in the distance. Almost faded, misty, forlorn. The opposite of inviting yet a view that somehow entrances attention. It may only be for a second. A second of interest followed by a deep feeling of loneliness and a quick desire for a view more lush and colourful.… Continue reading Like Rivers to the Ocean – Genesis play “Wind & Wuthering”
There is such a thing as the musical wallflower. An album that has been there forever, blending in with its background on the shelf. Hidden from view. I must have skipped over Mike Rutherford's Smallcreep's Day for years when looking through my dad's vinyls. I don't remember listening to it ever before. Maybe because my… Continue reading Wondrous Wallflower: ‘Smallcreep’s Day’ is no stroke of genius – but worth a listen!
The Dad Anthology 