James, since you're a big fan of Robert Plant's solo records, I think you'd also enjoy another veteran's releases of the 2000s. J. Geils Band's Peter Wolf latest work has been very well-received. The albums are called "Sleepless", "Midnight Souvenirs", and "A Cure for Loneliness". I'm also very optimistic about artists who are now in their 70s (like Peter Wolf is) and I'm sure that a lot of them will push boundaries and make new records for another 15, maybe even 20 years!
Dude...you mentioned a possible/hypothetical/desired U2 release in 2020?! Forty years after "Boy" and I can s-t-i-l-l feel how excited I got back in the day first hearing The Edge's guitar shred thru 'I Will Follow'. Yes...a U2 treat in 2020 would be both alliterative and appealing. Cheers!
Hello Rockboy680 I am a huge fan of your content, and I am wondering if you have any plans to review Blondie records. It would be really interesting if you did.
I know you're dealing with new albums here, but are you particularly interested in possible reissues such as Let It Be, Flaming Pie, All Things Must Pass, Plastic Ono Band that might bring us lots of new (to us) demos/outtakes etc?
Billy Joel has stated publicly MANY times that he is not writing popular music and will never make a pop record again. It's too bad, but I think you will be disappointed hoping for a new Billy Joel album. On the other hand, Ron Wood has stated that The Rolling Stones are currently working on a studio album.
2020 wish list...not much of a wish list if you already have bought them..a wish list would be albums you wished you had...looks like youve already filled it