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 "Bridges is an album to be appreciated as a whole for the richness of instrumental nuances, for the orchestral arrangements that are never pedantic and in a seventies style."

 "Herzeleid is the album’s masterpiece: ...perfect for listening to on the beach, with appealing rhythmic cadences."

Büdi Siebert's 1988 album Bridges is a captivating instrumental jazz-fusion work showcasing his multi-instrumental talent. The album blends orchestral arrangements, rhythmic complexity, and diverse influences ranging from Latin to Caribbean sounds. Tracks vary from energetic keyboards and percussion to elegant saxophone and guitar interplay. Bridges is a richly textured crossover album recommended for lovers of modern instrumental music. Listen to Büdi Siebert's Bridges and discover a vibrant journey through jazz-fusion rhythms and rich instrumental layers.

 Santana is a legend for his imaginative power.

 'Abraxas' is a sequence of unforgettable tracks, neither niche nor commercial, but rather 'big hits' that critics viscerally love.

Santana's 1970 album Abraxas is celebrated as a brilliant fusion of blues-rock, Latin rhythms, and jazz fusion. The album balances artistic depth with accessible 'big hits,' showcasing memorable tracks like 'Black Magic Woman' and 'Samba pa ti.' Praised for its spontaneous and gritty sound, Abraxas remains an influential record decades after release. The reviewer laments Santana's later commercial decline but maintains the album's status as a timeless masterpiece. Listen to Santana's Abraxas and experience the timeless fusion of Latin rock and blues that defined a generation!

 I’m a disappointed lover.

 Instrumental imagination is sacrificed in place of anonymous electronic drums and well-calibrated, but icy, synths.

This review expresses disappointment in The Alan Parsons Project's 'Ammonia Avenue' due to its heavy 1980s commercial sound and loss of the band's earlier progressive and orchestral style. While acknowledging a few decent tracks, the reviewer criticizes the album's cold and uninspired compositions. They view the work as a surrender to market trends and urge listeners seeking the band's original essence to avoid this album. Explore The Alan Parsons Project’s legacy but beware the stylistic shift in Ammonia Avenue—dive into the review and listen for yourself.

 Stanley Clarke, bassist and double bassist with exceptional compositional and performance skills, created ... a gem of that ambiguous microcosm defined as "jazz-fusion."

 "Experimental yet rooted in tradition, acrobatic both in tension and tranquility, it is a milestone... a hotbed of innovative and always fresh solutions."

Stanley Clarke's 1976 album School Days is a brilliant jazz-fusion work showcasing his exceptional bass and compositional skills. The album skillfully blends rock, funk, and classical elements with inventive arrangements. Tracks move from energetic grooves to ethereal jazz sketches reminiscent of Pat Metheny. The album stands as a vital milestone in 70s jazz innovation, balancing tension and tranquility with flair. Discover the groundbreaking sounds of Stanley Clarke's School Days—listen now and experience jazz fusion at its finest!

 "Tutu represents the commercial comeback of the Miles Gloriosus who has given so much to the world of jazz since post-war times."

 "The real core of a jazz record is the musician himself and the mood of his performance."

Miles Davis' 1986 album Tutu represents a daring fusion of jazz and electronic music, provoking divided opinions. Composed by Marcus Miller, the album revisits jazz with modern sounds that are both innovative and stylish. Despite criticism, it's regarded as an essential record illustrating Davis' final artistic phase. Tutu is a unique and intelligent project that balances tradition with experimentation. Listen to Miles Davis' Tutu to experience a bold fusion of jazz and electronic innovation that shaped his late career.

 "In a Silent Way is characterized by lengthy compositions that alternate crescendos and diminuendos, creating an atmosphere that almost feels magical and of 'anticipation.'"

 My dad called it 'the jazz version of Pink Floyd.' I don’t know if everyone will agree, but I find it truthful.

Miles Davis' 'In A Silent Way' is a seminal jazz album that foreshadows the fusion style of 'Bitches Brew.' Featuring controlled intensity and psychedelic atmospheres, it blends new instruments with jazz improvisation. The album's calm yet whimsical progression offers a refreshing, timeless listening experience. Praised for its compositional depth and emotional restraint, it remains a landmark in jazz history. Discover the magic of Miles Davis' 'In A Silent Way'—listen now and experience jazz's psychedelic evolution!

 Goblin never managed to create a work as free from the rigid schemes of horror soundtracks again, and I regret it.

 'Roller' is an album rich in nuances, varied in settings, and superbly recorded, thus resulting very modern.

Goblin’s 'Roller' stands out as a superb instrumental prog-rock album free from their usual horror soundtrack clichés. The band showcases impressive compositional skills and instrumental technique across diverse tracks. The album blends gothic moods, psychedelic elements, and engaging rhythms, resulting in a modern, well-produced record. It is deemed a cult classic and a must-listen for prog enthusiasts. Explore Goblin’s 'Roller' and rediscover a prog-rock classic that defies genre clichés with fresh and captivating instrumentals.

 "The sung melody is catchy and memorable, the production is meticulously crafted and quite rich in effects."

 "As a non-enthusiast of the genre, I find it more refined than many other contemporary dance productions that often resort to 'pounding'."

Get Far's 'Shining Star' by dj Fargetta was a major dance-house hit in Italian clubs during summer 2007. The track stands out with its catchy melody and rich, well-balanced production. Despite the reviewer’s usual indifference to the genre, this single is praised for being more refined and less monotonous than many contemporary dance songs. Various versions exist, but they differ only slightly in arrangement. Overall, a notable track in the nightlife scene. Listen to Get Far's 'Shining Star' and experience one of 2007’s top dance-house hits now!

 The album is a pleasant crossover between jazz interventions, smooth Motown-style melodies, rap parts, and funky arrangements.

 The keyboard interventions are never 'plasticky,' and the entire album is permeated by a synth bass so powerful and 'groovy' that it would make even the dead jump.

Quincy Jones' 1989 album Back On The Block is an eclectic fusion of jazz, Motown, hip-hop, and 80s synth-pop. Featuring legendary artists and refined arrangements, it blends old and new styles seamlessly. Though focused on electronic instrumentation typical of the era, the album remains very groovy and melodic. It's a smooth, enjoyable listen that captures the vibrant spirit of American music in the late Eighties. Listen to Quincy Jones' Back On The Block and experience a timeless fusion of jazz legends and 80s groove!

 The Eiffel 65 represents the essence of the most tacky riffraff of the region I live in, Veneto.

 From a musical standpoint, the group in question is the epitome of the most trivial and commercial banality.

The review condemns Eiffel 65’s 'Blue (Da Ba Dee)' as a symbol of musical triviality and tackiness. It highlights the song’s repetitive beat, robotic vocoder, and empty lyrics, while also discussing its reflection of a bleak social and cultural scene in Veneto. The reviewer expresses personal disdain but uses the review to frame a sociological commentary on regional music tastes and cultural shallowness. Explore this candid critique of Eiffel 65's iconic hit and understand its cultural impact from a local perspective!