Tag Archives: Pete McClelland

Pete McClelland, The Way Back To You. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10

The Way Back To You is one that the adventurer and the lover will often talk passionately of, but rarely undertake, knowing full well that what lies in wait is more than just temptation or the rekindling of a former affection, but also regret, one steeped perhaps in loss and recriminations; and it is in the end only the seeker of forgiveness, of the story teller, and the poet, that The Way Back To You becomes apparent, it is one of open ended compassion, of acceptance, a few fruitful lines in which to woo life and love as equal partners.

Pete McClelland, The Way Back To You. Album Review. full post

(376 words, estimated 1:30 mins reading time)

Hobgoblin Music, 40 Years. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

We are told as children that in the woods live all manner of creatures and furry things with ears, beings that will eat us up if we stray from the path, that they will snatch us, make us disappear and end up in the broth boiling away in the middle of the woods. There are those creatures though that despite the initial fear of what lays beyond, have only your best interests at heart.

Hobgoblin Music, 40 Years. Album Review. full post

(401 words, estimated 1:36 mins reading time)

Pete McClelland, Carolina Sky. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

Too often do we believe that what is not seen to be producing or adding to the bloated slug like economy is worthless or undeserving of allowing the senses to be commanded by its appearance or its quality. It is a point of rancour and heartbreak that nature and art has to be adding a series of zeros to a number in which to be considered fruitful, that it must add to the bank balance before it can be seen as anything more than indulgence.

Pete McClelland, Carolina Sky. Album Review. full post

(405 words, 1 image, estimated 1:37 mins reading time)