Music Street Journal 2016
This is the book version of the June 2016 (118) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Paul Adams Anti-Nowhere League Badger Tony Banks Barclay James Harvest Joe Bouchard Paul Carrack Cheap Trick Popa Chubby Sam Coulson Ben Craven The Damned Fats Domino Dave Edmunds Emerson, Lake and Palmer The Enid David Essex Trey Gunn Hawkwind Janis Joplin Nils Lofgren The Long Ryders Anthony Phillips Prince Queensrÿche Rainbow Renaissance Lee Ritenour Paul Roland Todd Rundgren The Security Project Spooky Tooth Michael Stanley Roine Stolt Tangerine Dream Chris Thompson Tomita Travers & Appice Joe Lynn Turner Uriah Heep The Ventures Rick Wakeman Darryl Way John Wetton Johnny Winter Tammy Wynette Yes Zhongyu While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Diane Hill, Greg Olma, John Pierpoint and Larry Toering all contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2014
This is the book version of the April 2014 (105) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Ian Anderson Jon Anderson Cheetah Chrome Eric Clapton Alice Cooper Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young Devo Djam Karet D.O.A. Geoffrey Downes Terry Draper Dreadnaught Walter Egan Galahad Roger Glover Hawkwind Head East Tommy James Percy Jones Judas Priest Klaatu Machine Mass Metallica Missing Persons Joni Mitchell Joey Molland MonaLisa Twins Mot繹rhead The Oak Ridge Boys Omenopus Carl Palmer Pilgrim Speakeasy Queensrÿche Lou Reed Derek Sherinian Andy Summers Transatlantic Pat Travers Shania Twain Sean Wayland Barry White The Who Gary Windo The Winery Dogs Wishbone Ash Ras Xix Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Jason Hillenburg, Greg Olma, Scott Prinzing and Josh Turner all contributed articles and Greg Olma and Josh Turner supplied concert photos.
Mad Movies With the L.A. Conection (hardback)
READ ALONG WITH YOUR FAVORITE MAD MOVIES! Remember the '80s? The last original decade, when Rubix was the cube, and Michael Jackson was the voice of a Pepsi Generation? You're forgetting one thing. Mad Movies! It was the coolest, hardest to find show on television! Back when there were fewer channels, and the channels you did find ran both the old and the new stuff together, hence letting you appreciate The Cosby Show and Casablanca in equal measure. And the funniest show on TV to take advantage of that extinct anomaly was Mad Movies, the first series to make fun of old movies by changing its soundtrack, dubbing in sounds and talk funnier than the Three Stooges! Now you can read ALL the scripts of this great cult series as they were originally written. Read along with the shows on www.laconnectioncomedy.com and enjoy all your favorite pirate dancers, Sherlocks discovering pencils and every other in joke I'm talking about, you rabid fan, you!
Screen Plays
Screen plays is a ground-breaking collection that chronicles the rich and surprising history of stage plays produced for the small screen between 1930 and the present. The volume opens with a substantial historical outline of how plays originally written for the theatre have been presented by the BBC and ITV, as well as independent producers and cultural organisations. Subsequent chapters utilise a variety of critical methodologies to analyse a wide range of outside broadcasts from theatres, screen adaptations of existing stage productions, along with original television productions of classic and contemporary drama. Making a compelling case for the centrality of the theatre to British television's past and present, Screen plays opens up new areas of research for all those engaged in theatre, media and adaptation studies.
Music Street Journal
This collection includes all the non prog CD reviews from Music Street Journal that were published between 1998 and 2000. The full list of artists includes: ABC Tori Amos Black 47 Bliss Blondie Blue ?yster Cult Bodragaz Brain Surgeons Camper Van Beethoven Captain Beyond Cheap Trick Concrete Blonde Alice Cooper Cracker The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets Dr. Hadley The Drovers Enuff Z'nuff Garbage The Grateful Dead Harmony Riley Jimi Hendrix King Prawn Kiss Laidlaw Madonna Andrew McCutcheon Kenny McGee Nazareth No Doubt Page and Plant Savage Garden Skunk Anansie Smashmouth Supertramp UFO UFO Uriah Heep White Witch and more While the bulk of the articles are by Gary Hill, some reviews were written by Brian Angotti and Steve Colombo.
The Radio Adventures Of Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu
The notorious Dr. Fu Manchu was a mad scientist, intent upon conquering the world, but was continually foiled by the British policemen Sir Denis Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie, in thirteen novels (1913-59), written by Sax Rohmer. The first of the Fu Manchu novels was The Mystery of Dr. Fu Manchu, published in the U.S. as The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu. A master poisoner and chemist, he chose to dispose of his enemies using members of other secret societies, pythons, cobras, poisonous fungi and black spiders. He found guns or explosives to be mundane. And like many blood and thunder devices of literary fiction, he remained more elusive and mysterious, seldom making an appearance. He almost always sends his minions to commit crimes for him. The fictional criminal mastermind was not only depicted in numerous motion-pictures, but also on radio. Documenting an aspect of the Fu Manchu franchise that has rarely been explored, the multiple radio incarnations are documented, both coast-to-coast network productions and the local regional ones dramatized in the 1930s. Other Sax Rohmer stories adapted for radio are documented, along with dozens of photographs and vintage advertisements. On top of all this, the 1944 Molle Mystery Theatre radio script is reprinted in its entirety. (A recording of that broadcast is not known to exist in recorded form.) For fans of both old-time radio and the fictional Fu Manchu, this is a must-have reference guide.
Music Street Journal 2012
This is the book version of the August 2012 (95) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Asia Marvin Ayres Bachman & Turner Candlemass Cheap Trick Cream Dethklok Dream Theater Duran Duran Foreigner Sophie B. Hawkins John Lee Hooker IQ Iron Maiden It Bites Elton John John Mellencamp Steve Morse Ozzy Osbourne Pink Floyd Robert Plant Return To Forever Rush Six Feet Under Stone Temple Pilots Taylor Swift The Toadies Twisted Sister Rick Wakeman Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones Johnny Winter Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Rick Damigella, Dan Fredrickson, Kat Heitzman, Mike Heitzman, Diane Hill, Mike Korn, Vivian Lee, Eric Meli, Scott Montgomery, Greg Olma, Alison Reijman and Larry Toering all contributed articles and Christopher Berry, Lise Blackford, Buko, Gary Hill, Martin Reijman and Larry Toering all supplied concert photos.
Music Street Journal 2010
This is the book version of the August 2010 (83) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Abigail's Ghost Asia Dickey Betts Black Sabbath Paul Butterfield Captain Beyond Barry Cleveland John Coltrane Commander Cody Alice Cooper Delain D.O.A. The Doors Dream Theater Ian Dury The Enid Foghat Freedom Call Glass Hammer Steve Hackett Iron Maiden Jefferson Airplane Jethro Tull Elton John Judas Priest King Crimson Kiss Led Zeppelin Paul McCartney Molly Hatchet Moody Blues Steve Morse Procol Harum Queensrÿche Radiohead Rolling Stones RPWL Rush Spirit Spock's Beard Steppenwolf Triumph Umphrey's McGee U2 Sid Vicious While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Ron Fuchs, Mark Johnson, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Scott Montgomery, Greg Olma and Larry Toering all contributed articles and Julie Knispel, Scott Montgomery and Greg Olma provided concert photos.
Music Street Journal 2009
This is the book version of the June 2009 issue (76) of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Alestorm Black Crowes Kurtis Blow Brothers Johnson Clark Colborn Larry Coryell Crimson Jazz Trio Miles Davis Dazz Band Depeche Mode Edguy Escherbach Jose Feliciano Flavor Flav John Orr Franklin Ian Gillan Greylevel Paul Hare Annie Haslam Head East Steve Hogarth Hourglass Incognito IQ Rick James Diana Krall Kreator Charles Mingus Moody Blues Nektar Ted Nugent OSI Ozric Tentacles Pain of Salvation Picture Books Procol Harum Queensrÿche Return To Forever Saga Stream of Passion Styx Sun Ra Arkestra Thunderdikk Tower of Power Devin Townsend Project Vangelis Voi Vod Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Rick Damigella, Tim Jones, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Josh Turner all contributed articles and Kat Heitzman and Greg Olma provided concert photos.
Music Street Journal 2009
This is the book version of the April 2009 (75) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Count Basie Jeff Beck Bible of the Devil Bill Bruford Black Sabbath Bodragaz Burn Halo Kate Bush Al Di Meola Dream Theater Flash Rory Gallagher Glass Hammer Gunslinger Coleman Hawkins Hawkwind Jethro Tull Jon And Vangelis Kitaro Gordon Lightfoot Patrick Moraz M繹tley Cr羹e Mumiy Troll Bill Mumy Nashville Pussy Ted Nugent Pro-Pain Return To Forever David Sanborn Dudley Saunders Tony Senatore Derek Sherinian Wayne Shorter The Source Styx Thin Lizzy Twisted Sister Van Halen Vanilla Fudge Rick Wakeman Wendy and Lisa Yes Frank Zappa While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Travis Jensen, Mike Korn, Scott Montgomery, Greg Olma, Bruce Stringer and Josh Turner all contributed articles and concert photos were provided by Gary Hill, Eric Meli and Scott Montgomery.
Music Street Journal 2015
This is the book version of the October 2015 (114) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Anderson Ponty Band Auburn Bekah Barnett Blessid Union of Souls The Blue Dolphins Glen Campbell Canned Heat Charity The Aaron Clift Experiment The Coasters Consider the Source The Dreaming Tree Echolyn Electric Light Orchestra Evergrey JJ Ford Nature Ganganbaigal Gianotti GTR Hands Joykill Collective King Crimson Greg Lake Lucas Lee Locrian Lucifer's Friend Luna Kiss The Magic Lightnin' Boys Moraz Alban Project Van Morrison Omenopus Orgy Jean-Luc Ponty Pretty Boy Floyd Queensrÿche Quill Scorpions Space Invaders Spyro Gyra Taste Carl Verheyen Joe Louis Walker John Wetton Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Jason Hillenburg, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and John Pierpoint all contribute articles and Gary Hill and Greg Olma supplied concert photos.
Music Street Journal 2007
This is the book version of Music Street Journal's February 2007 (Issue 62) Issue. It includes coverage of the following artists: Age of Nemesis Aisles Amon Amarth Jon Anderson Antiquus Al Atkins Jodi Beach Trio Black Sabbath Circle II Circle Deluge Grander Bruce Dickinson Earth Lab Randy Ellefson Ferris Mudd Genesis Genre Peak Vince Gill Holy Moses Glenn Hughes Jakko M. Jakszyk King Crimson Krokus Lana Lane Dee Long Mangrove Manfred Mann's Earth Band Ministry Mark Newman No Rules Erik Norlander Jon Oliva Pain of Salvation Alan Parsons Porcupine Tree Rare Blend Adam Rich Rush Scorpions Southview Spock's Beard Starcastle Sugarland The Tangent Tea For Two Tristania Vengeance Warp 11 While Gary Hill compiled the book and did many of the articles, Steve Alspach, Rick Damigella, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Lisa Palmeno all contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2014
This is the book version of the February 2014 (104) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Asia Adrian Benavides Big Sexy Noise Black Lips Brand X Chuckie Campbell Gadi Caplan The ConSoulTant Alan Davey Deep Purple The Michael Des Barre Band diNMachine The Doors Geoffrey Downes Dreadnaught Dream the Electric Sleep Electric Soul Keith Emerson Europe Mick Farren and Andy Colquhoun Ferris and the Wheels Gumshen Gun Club Cemetery Halestorm Half Past Four Hawklords Heidi Howe Imagery Intimate Dream Percy Jones King Crimson Kiss Klaatu Lakefield Pete Macleod Monks of Mellonwah Ian Narcisi Jean-Luc Ponty Rainbow Cliff Richard Rush Michael Schenker Derek Sherinian Sky Architect Soniq Theater George Thorogood Vangelis Roger Waters Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Scott Prinzing all contributed articles.
Cat's Paw An Unofficial And Unauthorized Guide to Dark Angel
Informative contents on Dark Angel and background to the show. Cast biographies, episode guides to seasons 1&2. Other content such as Logan's Investigations and the impact they had on those around him, including showing what life was like in the future.
Music Street Journal 2008
This is the book version of the February 2008 (68) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Annihilator The Beatles Blackmore's Night Buckethead Cactus Cocteau Twins Alan Davey Electric Prunes Electric Wizard Enslaved Exodus Fight Firefall Fripp & Eno Gentle Giant Hawkwind King Crimson Lana Lane Leonard and Leonard Ted Leonard Little Atlas Marillion Bob Marley Patrick Moraz Morglbl Mot繹rhead Valentin Narvaez North Star Opeth OSI Overkill Pathosray The Pax Cecilia Rat Skates Seven Mary Three VanVechten Smith Spirits Burning & Bridget Wishart Spock's Beard Rick Springfield Tiles Trans-Siberian Orchestra Rick Wakeman Bridget Wishart While Gary Hill compiled the book and did many of the articles, Steve Alspach, Sonya Kukcinovich Hill, Travis Jensen, Tim Jones, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn, Eric Meli, Greg Olma, Jeremy Seffens, Bruce Stringer and Josh Turner all contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2010
This is the book version of the February 2010 (80) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Afterdarks Age of Evil Ajalon Audioscam Black Sabbath Blondie Bosch Charetta City Boy Cliff and the Shadows The Company Band Paul Cusick Eloy Engineers Exodus David Fagin Genesis Mike Glendinning Holloway Jan Horvath Izz Michael Jackson Kansas King Crimson Kites With Lights Ian Lloyd Mask Miriodor Mr Big Network Dale Nickey No-Man NQ3 Odder Than 3 ?resund Space Collective Papa Roach Graham Parker Ian Parry PFM Phoenix Pink Floyd Pocket PropheXy Queensrÿche Sue Quigley Rage Against the Machine Rick Ray Band Stacie Rose Shadow Circus Shady Lane Suicidal Tendencies Teddy Thompson Transatlantic Unicorn Vanishing Point War Tapes Wishing Tree Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Mike Korn, Scott Montgomery and Greg Olma all contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2013
This is the book version of the December 2013 (103) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Jon Anderson Aradia Annihilator Bill Berends Alessandro Bertoni Big Country Birds and Buildings Tiki Black Blodwyn Pig Copernicus Deep Purple Def Leppard Dream Theater Europe Fates Warning CeeLo Green Pontus H.W. Gunve Steve Hackett Half Past Four Hawkwind Jeff Healey Steve Howe Krokus James LaBrie Lady Antebellum Le Mur Joe Matera Mot繹rhead Neomythics Nightwish Nosound Nox Arcana Paradise 9 Mike Pinder Dug Pinnick Paul Roland Saga Saxon ScienceNV William Shatner Simak Dialog Space Mirrors The Standells Status Quo Narada Michael Walden The Waterboys Steven James Wylie While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Jason Hillenburg, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Scott Prinzing all contributed articles and Greg Olma provided concert photos.
Music Street Journal Local
The Rockford, Illinois music scene has always been one worth documentation, but there has never been a massive ongoing coordinated concrete effort to make a record of that scene in physical print form beyond individual books and newsprint zines. We're hoping with this new series to make steps to fixing that problem. It seems a shame to let the history of a vibrant music scene be relegated to scraps of things that just happened to be kept in a drawer somewhere. The Rockford scene has always deserved a better treatment than that, and we're hoping to help the cause. Whether you've been a part of the Rockford music scene in anyway or not, we hope that you find these books to be a lasting record of a history worth preserving. This third book focuses on four bands: Pulse18, RIPT, Shifty Shafer and The Stevee Nix.
Music Street Journal 2013
This is the book version of the August 2013 (101) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Amaranthe Ant-Bee Badi Assad Freddie Atlas The Avengers John Batdorf and James Lee Stanley Beatallica Beijing Jeff Berlin Black Sabbath Blacklist Union Blackmore's Night Brainticket Clark Colborn Dio Djam Karet Doobie Brothers Druckfarben Electric Light Orchestra Antoine Fafard Flash Garbage Allan Holdsworth Iron Maiden George Jones Paul McCartney Tim Morse Nektar Mike Oldfield Charley Pride Queensrÿche Marty Robbins The Rolling Stones Rush Skid Row Spock's Beard Michael Stanley Styx Mike Tramp Frank Zappa While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Jason Hillenburg, Mike Korn, Greg Olma, John Pierpoint, Scott Prinzing and Josh Turner all contributed and Greg Olma and Scott Prinzing provided concert photos.
A Piper's Book of Children's Songs & Nursery Rhymes
A delightful collection of over 50 favourite children's songs and nursery rhymes adapted for the Great Highland Bagpipe. From Animal Fair to Yankee Doodle Dandy. Found A Peanut, 'Round the Mulberry Bush, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Pat-a-cake and many many more. Lyrics included for those that like to sing.
Music Street Journal 2017
This is the book version of the June 2017 (124) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Amanda Abizaid Barclay James Harvest Tim Blake Bradford Peter Bruntnell Paul Butterfield Chrome Cranford Hollow Dru Cutler Dazed Marrow Mark Duda EchoTest Emerson, Lake and Palmer Hawkwind He Is Me Heavy AmericA Ivory Tower Project J-Bella Jupiter Hollow Rod Kinny Robby Krieger Light Freedom Revival Harvey Mandel Neal Morse Omega Overkill Ozomatli The Ed Palermo Big Band Patto Principal Edwards Procol Harum The Residents The Rolling Stones Rush Gary Santarella Michael Schenker Tupac Shakur Julie Slick Neville Staple Russ Still and the Moonshiners Strange Karma Andy Summers Tokyo Blade Billy Valentine Stevie Ray Vaughn Wishbone Ash Witchfynde Yes While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Mike Korn and Greg Olma contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2016
This is the book version of the December 2016 (121) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Bryan Adams Adoration Destroyed Agitation Free Alcatrazz Autumnal Blossom Joe Bonamassa Gregg Kofi Brown Carved Souls The Cavalry Colosseum Marcus Corbett Cure for Gravity Dwiki Dharmawan Drivin' N Cryin' George Duke DVR Edensong Pablo Embon The Everly Brothers Eric Gales Gong Gunhill Half Past Four Herbie Hancock Hawklords Hawkwind John Lee Hooker Izz Journey Mike Keneally Tony Levin Marillion Don McLean M繹tley Cr羹e Kenny Neal Anthony Phillips Queensrÿche Rainbow The Rolling Stones Rudra Santana James Lee Stanley 3rd Ear Experience The Tubes Van der Graaf Generator Tammy Wynette Jesse Colin Young While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Mike Korn and Greg Olma also contributed articles and Greg Olma supplied concert photos.
Rocking Our Days Patrick Muldoon Actor Musician Singer
A bit biographical with plenty of background material and quotes to enlighten about the life and career of Patrick Muldoon. Everyone's favourite rocker and great all round guy. Actor, singer and musician, specifically guitar player. In celebration of Patrick's 50th this September and still going strong!
Booker Unauthorized and Unofficially Yours
A must have book for all fans of Booker, a rarity of a TV show and book too. I had no idea so many fans were out there, still, as I would have written this sooner rather than later. Hopefully there will now be a new generation of fans who will love it as much as we did back in 1989 when it first began. As well as some new Richard Grieco converts to his fanclub!
My Continuing Letter to Benedict Cumberbatch
Writing letters is no mean feat, some of us think and ponder over them and some of us just set out and do it. I wanted to write a book on Benedict since last year and that's when this should have been finished, but time and tide and all that comes to mind. Thankfully it's done now and hopefully it's different, since I didn't want it to be another biography. But something that will be enjoyed, bring some laughter and maybe inspire someone to pen their own letters.
My Endless Tweets to Zak Bagans, Some Supernatural and the Paranormal Unofficial and Unauthorized
For all fans of the paranormal and supernatural, a fun book and serious too in places. As well as some mentions of some silly tweets to Zak Bagans, well, some were sarcastic, others were serious and informative.
Heroes
Ever thought about saving the world, or even changing it for the better, we all aspire to this and we dream about it. Heroes was a show which went about delving into this very subject, even if it was only sci-fi/fantasy. For the time it was different, realistic to a point, containing themes we can all identify and relate to. This book, written a while ago, was my way of putting together various themes which stood out for me and impacted on most of us from the Heroes universe.
Matt Ryan/Constantine Colouring The Master Petty Dabbler
Here it is, a colouring book for Matt Ryan: actor. A must for fans or anyone who loves to colour. Now you can be artistic without having to be arty and dabble in your own creativity or add your own changes.
Essentially Bruce Greenwood
An informal book written in an informal style glancing over Bruce Greenwood's career thus far, which contains an overview of some of his movies and TV shows, quotes from interviews and a comprehensive biography.
Pursuing the Dream With The Property Brothers (Unofficial)
The Property Brothers, Jonathan and Drew Scott, the most informative and innovative twins around today. Not only sharing their vast knowledge of the property market and design, but also entertaining us with their shows, their music and don't forget their own book too. This book aims to put together most things about the brothers in one place, with a brief reference to older brother, JD too.
Nick Groff
Nick Groff's paranormal journey into this vast and unknown area, from early days to now. His TV shows, his passion for this field and how he succeeded in getting started. An inspiration to us all. Read about him here and much more. Including lots of fun stuff.
Elizabeth Saint
A fun colouring book for everyone's favourite paranormal investigator, Elizabeth Saint. Also known as The Dark Saint. Something in which everyone can get involved in without having to be a talented colour-er or painter or sketcher. Drawing doesn't need to be your forte!
Dudes And Demons. An Unauthorized And Unofficial Guide to Supernatural
Everyone knows Supernatural the TV show and are familiar with the premise as well as the cast of Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, playing iconical characters Dean and Sam Winchester. This is an episode guide for seasons 1-4, as well as some background material, including cast biographies.
Music Street Journal
This collection includes all the heavy metal CD reviews from Music Street Journal that were published between 1998 and 2000. The full list of artists includes: Angel Witch Autumn Rest Sebastian Bach Black Sabbath Blind Guardian Candlemass DC Cooper Crimson Glory Dali's Dilemma Danger Danger Danzig The Deadlights Digital Ruin Divine Regale Doro Double Drive Engine Faith No More Fates Warning Fight FireHouse Godsmack Hair of The Dog Halford Helloween Hypocrisy Iommi Iron Maiden Judas Priest King Diamond LA Guns Lowbrow Marilyn Manson M繹tley Cr羹e Mot繹rhead New Sun Pain of Salvation Ian Parry Poison Puya Queensrÿche Rhapsody Royal Hunt Saxon Shadow Gallery Stratovarius Glenn Tipton Union Various Artists Venom Victor While the bulk of the articles are by Gary Hill, some reviews were written by Brian Angotti, Steve Colombo, Mike Korn and Vivian Lee.
Music Street Journal
This book includes all the interviews conducted at Music Street Journal between 1998 and 2000. Interviews include: Jeff Waters of Annihilator Sebastian Bach Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult Ernie Boetz DC Cooper Ronnie James Dio Doro Chip Z'Nuff of Enuff Z'Nuff Fish Tony of Godsmack Trey Gunn Dave Brock of Hawkwind Steve Hogarth Tony Levin Trent Gardner of Magellan Frank Marino Neal Morse Derek Moore of Nektar Gary Numan Mikael Akerfeldt of Opeth John Petrucci Mike Portnoy Babe of Rockbitch Jordan Rudess Billy Sheehan Derek Sherinian Skin and Mark of Skunk Anansie Lief Sorbye of Tempest John Corabi of Union Bernie Shaw of Uriah Heep Billy Sherwood of Yes Alan White of Yes and more. Although the bulk of the interviews were conducted by Gary Hill, the book includes interviews by Brian Angotti, Arnold Hablewitz, Mike Korn, Vivian Lee, Melanie Marshall.
Music Street Journal 2007
This is the book version of the April 2007 (#63) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Alabama Thunderpussy Asmodeus X Al Atkins Blue ?yster Cult Jimmy Buffett Canned Heat Dixie Dregs Charlie Dominici DragonForce Mark Farner Vince Gill God Dethroned Glenn Hughes Iron Maiden King Crimson Lamb of God Machine Head The Mahavishnu Project Loreena McKennit Melechesh Kurt Michaels Alan Morse Neal Morse ?resund Space Collective Pentwater The Police Roger Powell Run DMC Sacred Dawn Spock's Beard Daryl Stuermer James Sudakow Tishamingo Trouble Eddie Vaan Shaw, Jr. Violent Storm Barry White Lucinda Williams Yes Frank Zappa While Gary Hill compiled the book and did many of the articles, Michael Bader, Rick Damigella, Tim Jones, Lorraine Kay, Julie Knispel, Vivian Lee, Mike Korn, Greg Olma, Lisa Palmeno and Josh Turner all contributed articles and Brandi Carlton provided concert photos.
The Legacy of MacGyver Unofficial and Unauthorized
Containing all seven season episodes, and the two MacGyver movies, background information and comprehensive biography of Richard Dean Anderson. A must for all fans of the show and of Richard.
Daniel Hugh Kelly
Background and information on actor Daniel Hugh Kelly. Including 3 season episode guide for his best known and well loved TV show Hardcastle & McCormick. With a tribute to his co-star Brian Keith. As well as general background on the show.
The Radio Adventures Of Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu (hardback)
The notorious Dr. Fu Manchu was a mad scientist, intent upon conquering the world, but was continually foiled by the British policemen Sir Denis Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie, in thirteen novels (1913-59), written by Sax Rohmer. The first of the Fu Manchu novels was The Mystery of Dr. Fu Manchu, published in the U.S. as The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu. A master poisoner and chemist, he chose to dispose of his enemies using members of other secret societies, pythons, cobras, poisonous fungi and black spiders. He found guns or explosives to be mundane. And like many blood and thunder devices of literary fiction, he remained more elusive and mysterious, seldom making an appearance. He almost always sends his minions to commit crimes for him. The fictional criminal mastermind was not only depicted in numerous motion-pictures, but also on radio. Documenting an aspect of the Fu Manchu franchise that has rarely been explored, the multiple radio incarnations are documented, both coast-to-coast network productions and the local regional ones dramatized in the 1930s. Other Sax Rohmer stories adapted for radio are documented, along with dozens of photographs and vintage advertisements. On top of all this, the 1944 Molle Mystery Theatre radio script is reprinted in its entirety. (A recording of that broadcast is not known to exist in recorded form.) For fans of both old-time radio and the fictional Fu Manchu, this is a must-have reference guide.
Music Street Journal 2009
This is the book version of the October 2009 (78) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Abney Park AC/DC Aerosmith Jason Aldean Asia Beatallica The Beatles The B-52s Black Sabbath Blondie David Bowie Buggles Robert Calvert Captain Beyond Cherry Poppin' Daddies Chickenfoot The Chieftains Coheed and Cambria Depeche Mode Devo Diablo Swing Orchestra Electric Light Orchestra Enchant Rory Gallagher Genesis Grand Funk Railroad Hawkwind Steve Howe Judas Priest Kiss Led Zeppelin Little Feat Litmus John Mayall Meat Loaf Gary Moore Nazareth Willie Nelson Nine Inch Nails Axel Rudi Pell Queensrÿche Rainbow The Ramones Slayer Status Quo Paul Sutin Theo Travis Rick Wakeman While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, other articles were contributeded by Rick Damigella, Mike Korn, Greg Olma (who also provided concert photos) and Michael Ostrich.
Music Street Journal 2015
This is the book version of the December 2015 (115) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Alcatrazz Martin Barre Blackmore's Night Blurred Vision Alan J. Bound The Boy from the Crowd Charles Brown Nat King Cole Dave Davies Death Dealer Dwiki Dharmawan D.O.A. Emerson, Lake and Palmer Freedom Gr繹nholm John Hackett Steve Hackett Michael Hedges Steve Hillage Innsmouth Gold June Star Killing Joke The Lizards Marbin Mythos Nazareth Necromonkey Bill Nelson Paradise 9 Pentwater Queen Paul Roland Tokyo Rosenthal The Runaways Jennifer Saran Billy Sherwood Slivovitz Soul Secret Space Apaches Space Invaders Al Stewart Tea and Symphony Tribute Nik Turner The Winery Dogs Yes Frank Zappa While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Brenda Bradley, Mike Korn and Greg Olma all contributed articles and Brenda Bradley and Greg Olma supplied concert photos.
Christopher Columbus & His Agent Harry
COLUMBUS AND HARRY is modern at the core as well as the surface. How does it do this? By focusing on the part of the story we never hear about - - how C.C. raised money for the trip. Thus, the script becomes a sly take on the age-old Hollywood shuffle - - panhandling the studio head (a.k.a. the King) for funds to make your project (the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria) a reality. What hip moviegoer couldn't relate to this? If we go a little deeper we can see that Columbus and Harry are in many ways like the classic pair of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. Columbus is the dreamer who wants to bend reality to his will, while Harry is the realist who helps (sometimes unwillingly) with that bending. This makes COLUMBUS AND HARRY especially enticing. After all, who hasn't had a dream that was shouted down or laughed at? And unlike most people, Columbus sticks to his guns and makes his dreams come true. In short, COLUMBUS AND HARRY not only excels at being modern - - it excels at being universal.
Music Street Journal 2009
This is the book version of the August 2009 (77) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Ian Anderson Beardfish The Black Crowes Black Sabbath Kate Bush Camel Caravan Catacombs Deep Purple DFA Bruce Dickinson Doro Dream Theater Jesse James Dupree Emerson, Lake and Palmer Genesis Gentle Giant Godsmack Gong Iron Maiden Michael Jackson Harlan Jefferson Jethro Tull Elton John Quincy Jones Judas Priest Kansas B. B. King Led Zeppelin Mostly Autumn M繹tley Cr羹e Ted Nugent Oceans of Night Tim Ripper Owens Matthew Parmenter PFM Phideaux Renaissance Gregg Rolie Band The Romantics Saxon Sister Hazel Stratovarius The Strawbs Styx Tangerine Dream Triumvirat Whitesnake Wishbone Ash While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote the bulk of the articles, Travis Jensen, Tim Jones, Julie Knispel, Mike Korn and Greg Olma all contributed articles and Greg Olma provided concert photos.
Music Street Journal 2015
This is the book version of the February 2015 (110) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Trace Adkins Carmine & Vinnie Appice Asia Peter Banks Empire Blood Sweat and Tears Jack Bruce Captain Beefheart Cock Robin Judy Collins Dream Theater Electric Light Orchestra Emerson, Lake and Palmer Toulouse Engelhardt Existence Fernando Firebird General Lee Band Genesis Gentle Giant Thadeus Gonzalez Annie Haslam Dylan Howe Jethro Tull Klassik Bob Marley Merlin Bird The Moody Blues October Rage Alan Parsons Pink Floyd Queen The Quick & Easy Boys Renaissance Rocket Scientists Rush Scorpions Siena Root Simak Dialog The Skull Slang Spiders & Snakes James Lee Stanley Steam Theory Styx Kasim Sulton John Taglieri THEO Toto Yes Frank Zappa While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Larry Toering all contributed articles.
Music Street Journal 2015
This is the book version of the June 2015 (112) issue of Music Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and more: Anyone's Daughter Apollo Architect Atkins / May Project Freddie Atlas Autopilot Bachman Steve Benjamins Chuck Berry Bitter's Kiss Black Star Riders Blast Unicorn Broken Guru Roland B羹hlmann Colorway John Coltrane Dreadnaught Bob Dylan Exovex Lowell George The Guess Who Trey Gunn Daryl Hall and John Oates Hawkwind Scott Henderson Hildegard Judas Priest Harvey Mandel Melechesh Ian Narcisi Not a Good Sign Renaissance Scorpions Soft Machine State Urge Telergy 10,000 Maniacs Pat Travers Shania Twain Van der Graaf Generator Verskotzi Vie Jester Grover Washington, Jr. Whitesnake While Gary Hill compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Diane Hill, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Larry Toering all contributed articles and Greg Olma provided concert photos.
