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Unfortunately, it is REALLY difficult to select just 20 albums!!! Personally, I would start with AREA 1/2/3/4/5, Weather Report "Misterious Traveller," "Sweetnighter," "Heavy Weather," "8:30," Joni Mitchell "Hejira," "Shadows and Light," Perigeo 1/2/3/4/5, Yes "Yes Album," "Fragile," etc... and...... just to limit ourselves to the rocking area!!!

:D you're welcome, don't mention it… I hope you like them!! ;)

From what I've heard so far, this is a decent little band that has listened to Madness records to the point of nausea. Interesting riffs, but there’s no way I’m spending any money on it. I've reached saturation point with "guitar new wave band", I guess :D

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finally listened to in rotation, now I can give a complete personal judgment: a good rock record but definitely not a masterpiece as some, especially in England, have already started to write. If we think that the last Franz F. for nme is a masterpiece, just imagine what they'll come up with for this one. An excellent album to keep in the car. Mastered, preferably.
The juicebox video cracks me up: the expressions of the band and the DJ are simply the best.

Yes, I got it! Well done! Then I take it all back... keep it up like this. ;D

An emotional and not too detailed review; but that’s understandable! Just take it at face value. True: "Grand Wazoo" is one of the few products by Francis Vincent Zappa that comes closest to jazz (which Frank sarcastically referred to as "4/4 music") and it's magnificent. Alongside "Grand Wazoo", you absolutely must get and listen to "Waka Jawaka", which is one of the twenty albums I would personally send into a time capsule as a "sample" of the music from the last century. To get a somewhat fuller picture, if completeness can be spoken of concerning such a varied and absolutely prolific musician, as well as consistently high-quality like FVZ, I would add "Apostrophe/Overnite Sensation", available on a single CD, and "Chunga's Revenge". If you also want to have a laugh reminiscing about the artist's life while practicing a bit of "amerenglish", which never hurts, check out the bio by Peter Occhiogrosso (see reviews on Amazon). Best regards, :-) V.

hahahahahhahahahahah then we have to be friends for sure!!!! :D

Charles, the album you heard is Careless Love e.p., which is the most miserable of Entrance's career. You absolutely have to listen to it, trust me. It's the stripped-down essence of blues music. It's like a solo Jack White who sometimes gets accompanied by the piano, violins... it's worth it! Sfascia, thanks for the vote :)

Ach!! Sorry!! I did it automatically, without really realizing it!!!!!!!! Never again!!!!