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 This album is perhaps the artistic pinnacle of Seattle grunge, the result of a supergroup including the great Layne Staley.

 Layne Staley expressed emotions and poetry in a much deeper way: something especially demonstrated in the eponymous Alice in Chains album released a few months later.

Mad Season's 'Above' represents the artistic peak of Seattle grunge, featuring the combined talents of Layne Staley and other notable musicians. The album revitalizes grunge in 1995 by blending it with blues, acoustic rock, and 70s space rock influences. Memorable tracks like 'Long Gone Day' showcase unique vocal collaborations, while the album highlights Staley's poetic depth often overshadowed by Cobain. Overall, 'Above' is a must-listen for grunge lovers and an essential chapter in 90s rock. Listen to Mad Season's 'Above' now and explore one of grunge's most unique and poetic albums!

 "Revolver is emblematic ... the weakest record in the band's mature discography."

 "A record where the disparity between fame and actual value is evident."

This review offers a critical perspective on the Beatles' Revolver album, arguing it is overrated and weaker than other Beatles classics. It critiques individual tracks for banality or failure and contrasts the album unfavorably with Rubber Soul and Sgt. Pepper's. The reviewer acknowledges some standout songs but ultimately calls Revolver a 'big bluff.' Dive into this bold review of Beatles' Revolver and decide if this classic is truly a masterpiece or overrated—listen and judge for yourself!