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 "Virgin Killer is undoubtedly one of the masterpieces of '70s Hard-Rock due to its instrumental and overall execution."

 "The blend of very hard riffs, guitar and vocal solos make the entire track a very powerful Heavy Metal, almost a forerunner of future times in its execution speed."

Virgin Killer, released in 1976, cemented Scorpions' global success with powerful hard rock tracks and outstanding instrumental execution. The album balances energetic riffs, melodic ballads, and intense vocals, showcasing the talents of Meine, Roth, and Schenker. Standout songs like "Catch Your Train" and the title track highlight its heavy metal roots. Despite its controversial cover, the album remains a defining masterpiece of 70s rock. Listen to Scorpions' Virgin Killer now and experience a legendary 70s hard rock journey!

 The inclusion of the German will prove to be a pivotal move for the band’s works starting right from this.

 'Rock Bottom' deviates from previous works, fast, intense, fiery it changes the style imprinted so far and catapults the listener into a predominantly Hard Rock sound.

The review praises U.F.O.'s third album, Phenomenon, highlighting the transformative addition of guitarist Michael Schenker. The album blends heavy rock, blues, and ballads, featuring standout tracks like 'Doctor Doctor' and 'Rock Bottom.' Schenker's virtuosity and the band's instrumental mastery are emphasized as key strengths. Although not the band's best work, it is a highly appreciated milestone marking a new era. Explore U.F.O.'s Phenomenon and experience Michael Schenker's legendary guitar brilliance now!

 Never Turn Your Back On A Friend is a forgotten technical essay showcasing amazing skills of drummer Ray Philips and unique vocals of Bourge and Shelley.

 'Breadfan' stuns with a fast riff made famous by Metallica and captivating bass notes that ride devilish riffs to the end.

Budgie's 1973 album 'Never Turn Your Back On A Friend' is an underrated classic in hard rock and early heavy metal. The review highlights the exceptional technical skills of the band, especially the drums and vocals. While some tracks are lengthy, the album showcases compositional mastery and emotional variety. Standout songs include 'Breadfan' and the ballad 'You Know I'll Always Love You.' Despite their limited fame, Budgie's impact on the genre is significant and the album remains a hidden treasure. Explore Budgie's 'Never Turn Your Back On A Friend' and discover one of hard rock's hidden masterpieces today!

 I consider this work the best studio work by the band, it is a sparkling and fast-paced album like few others.

 It’s an adrenaline-pumping, catchy, and above all danceable track, that captivates those who listen to it.

Scorpions' Blackout album from 1980 is praised as their best studio work, featuring energetic and fast-paced rock with memorable guitar solos and strong vocals. The review highlights the band's rise from Germany and notes the vocal challenges faced during recording. Tracks like 'Blackout,' 'Can't Live Without You,' and 'No One Like You' are notable for their mix of speed, melody, and emotion. The album dips slightly in the middle but closes powerfully, confirming the band's global importance. Listen to Scorpions' Blackout and experience one of the finest fast-paced rock albums ever created!

 AC/DC, through High Voltage unwittingly refounded Hard Rock for the second time.

 "T.N.T" is the masterpiece of the album, splendidly interpreted by Scott's hoarse, otherworldly, and devilish voice.

This review examines AC/DC's High Voltage as a pivotal album that redefined hard rock by blending blues roots with raw rock energy. Key tracks like "TNT" and "It's a Long Way to the Top" showcase the band's authentic sound and Bon Scott's distinctive vocals. The album is praised for stripping away progressive excess and returning to rock basics. It highlights the band's role in revitalizing the genre during a period of stagnation. Listen to High Voltage now and experience the raw power that redefined hard rock!

 "‘Money Talks’ is perhaps the best piece on the album, with Gillan’s splendid vocal abilities and Airey’s talent blending beautifully."

 "‘Rapture Of The Deep’ is truly a gem, mixing oriental sounds with progressive hard rock to great effect."

Deep Purple's 19th studio album, Rapture Of The Deep, showcases strong vocals and skilled instrumentation, blending classic hard rock with progressive and blues elements. Highlights include 'Money Talks' and the title track with its oriental-inspired scales. While not a masterpiece, the album stands out in the contemporary music scene considering the band’s veteranship. Listen to Rapture Of The Deep and explore Deep Purple’s dynamic blend of classic and progressive rock!