R’nR With Rylo
Spin #65 : Ariana Grande : Dangerous Woman
Our son and daughter managed to have ice cream on the hill underneath the Wollongong Lighthouse, kick a footy on the fields at Warilla
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Every Sunday at 3:33PM a new record review will be posted here (also known as a Spin).
Keep an eye on our MWSP page and our socials for the next mid-week sneak peek and clues to help you guess what review is coming up next!
R’nR With Rylo
- May 28
- 9 min
Spin #64 : Bruce Springsteen : Born To Run
SUNDAY DROP - SPIN #64 Lately, I have been learning a lot in the new job and finding less time to write about our record collection. It...
R’nR With Rylo
- May 14
- 9 min
Spin #63 : Boy & Bear : Harlequin Dream
2013 was a huge year for me and it resulted in a lot of personal growth and achievement.
R’nR With Rylo
- May 7
- 9 min
Spin #62 : Dream Theater : A View From The Top Of The World
I've been going on a bit of a rabbit hole lately with some bands and one of them would be Dream Theater
R’nR With Rylo
- Apr 30
- 9 min
Spin #61 : Salt-N-Pepa : Very Necessary
Welcome to our 61st Spin from our collection called, 'Very Necessary' by the '90s legends Salt-N-Pepa.
R’nR With Rylo
- Apr 23
- 12 min
Spin #60 : Gang of Youths : Go Farther in Lightness
A song full of sadness comes on next with 'PERSEVERE' where the vocals are softer and the bass of Dunn comes through so clear.
R’nR With Rylo
- Apr 16
- 10 min
Spin #59 : Judas Priest : Sad Wings of Destiny
I read somewhere that Judas Priest don't own the rights to their first two albums (Rocka Rolla and Sad Wings of Destiny)
R’nR With Rylo
- Apr 9
- 10 min
Spin #58 : Methyl Ethel : Everything is Forgotten
I remember being introduced to Methyl Ethel back in 2016 or 2017 by my good friend who I was working with at the time.
R’nR With Rylo
- Apr 2
- 9 min
Spin #57 : Green Day : Dookie
This is the first album that I was introduced to from Green Day and I remember listening to it so clearly
R’nR With Rylo
- Mar 26
- 9 min
Spin #56 : Muse : Origin of Symmetry
I've exposed your lies, baby. The underneath's no big surprise and now it's time for changing and cleansing everything to forget your love.
R’nR With Rylo
- Mar 19
- 6 min
Spin #55 : Grant Green : Idle Moments
I think it was around about the same time I discovered the wonderful Art Blakey that I came across Grant Green and his guitarwork
R’nR With Rylo
- Mar 12
- 10 min
Spin #54 : Slipknot : Iowa
Our 54th Sunday drop this week is the second studio album from the Nine, 'IOWA' by Slipknot.
R’nR With Rylo
- Mar 5
- 9 min
Spin #53 : Jack Johnson : In Between Dreams
Love is the answer, at least for most of the questions in my heart. Like why are we here? And where do we go? And how come it's so hard?
R’nR With Rylo
- Feb 26
- 8 min
Spin #52 : N.W.A : Straight Outta Compton
Cruisin' down the street in our '64s this week to the
sound of our 52nd Spin from the Rylo collection -
Straight Outta Compton
R’nR With Rylo
- Feb 19
- 8 min
Spin #51 : George Harrison : Cloud Nine
This week for our 51st Spin, we are spinning the final studio album (whilst alive) from George Harrison called 'Cloud Nine'.
R’nR With Rylo
- Feb 12
- 9 min
Spin #50 : The Rolling Stones : Goats Head Soup
Who would have thought that it has been almost a year of doing this time capsule blog with my family.
R’nR With Rylo
- Feb 5
- 7 min
Spin #49 : Metallica : Kill 'Em All
Imagine this. It's the year 1983 and you hold in your hand the debut record from an unheard of band called Metallica.
R’nR With Rylo
- Jan 29
- 8 min
Spin #48 : Missy Higgins : The Ol' Razzle Dazzle
The album that I hold in my hands this week for our 48th Spin is Australian artist Missy Higgins' third album, 'The Ol' Razzle Dazzle'
R’nR With Rylo
- Jan 22
- 7 min
Spin #47 : Pink Floyd : Wish You Were Here
For our 47th spin from our record collection, I have chosen the concept album that followed one of the biggest concept albums of all time
R’nR With Rylo
- Jan 15
- 6 min
Spin #46: Otis Redding : The Dock of the Bay
This weeks 46th Spin is the classic album, 'The Dock of the Bay', which was released in 1968.
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