Spinal Tap

Not surprisingly, Break Like The Wind is no match for the band's brilliant first album. But it's not all bad. This is Spinal Tap after all, so you can rest assured that there are at least a few jokes you want to hear. Finding where those good jokes are is your job. Cher makes a few stylistic and physical appearances.

Crumbling under the weight of a tiny Stonehenge, Spinal Tap split up in 1984 – leaving "Big
Bottom" and "Sex Farm" to the annals of classic rock. Break Like the Wind marks the band's
reunion and, by some bizarre twist of fate, coincides with heavy metal's resurgence in
popularity and sales. Until recently, guitarist-vocalist Nigel Tufnel had been adrift in the
murky waters of a solo career, making a kind of gumbo of African music, Polyne... More >