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 Suspense is the word most often cited when talking about Hitch, the expressive characteristic that has always been associated with him.

 The audience knows the mastermind and the plan he has conceived... while they unknowingly play out their fate, the tension never drops.

This review praises Alfred Hitchcock's 'Dial M for Murder' as a peak example of his mastery of suspense during his American period. Based on Frederick Knott's complex play, the film uses a single-room setting and detailed narrative mechanics to keep viewers on edge. The review highlights Hitchcock’s skill in cultivating tension by controlling audience knowledge. The film exemplifies the director’s iconic storytelling style, especially in its psychological depth and plot sophistication. Discover Hitchcock's masterful suspense—watch Dial M for Murder today!

 One gets the impression that the compositions are played by a band that loves what it’s doing, having fun.

 A clean work, no-frills rock aimed straight at the heart.

Rockpile's only official album, Seconds Of Pleasure, showcases the talents of Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds with catchy, well-crafted rockabilly power pop tunes. Blending original songs and classics, it delivers an energetic, professional sound rooted in 60s rock’n’roll fundamentals. The album is a smooth, driving listen with memorable melodies and band chemistry that invites repeated enjoyment. Listen to Rockpile's Seconds Of Pleasure and dive into timeless rockabilly power pop today!

 "The use of dual keyboards characterizes the sound of Procol and is made possible by Matthew Fisher’s organ, which gives the band an unmistakable sound."

 "'A Whiter Shade Of Pale,' a delicate refrain that sketches a melancholic yet captivating song... an album worth the euros paid, a nice starting point for those who love high-level pop."

Procol Harum's debut album showcases the band's early hits and highlights their unique blend of blues, rock, and classical music. The distinct dual keyboard sound, mainly from Matthew Fisher's organ, defines much of the album's appeal. Iconic tracks like 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale' remain timeless, although some songs feel less memorable today. Overall, the album is a quality introduction to high-level pop rock of the late 1960s. Listen to Procol Harum's classic debut and explore one of rock's most distinctive organ sounds today!

 Spielberg has crafted a technically perfect film, didactic and impeccable in its visuals.

 Much of the two-and-a-half-hour film gets lost in interminable political discussions and verbal clashes.

Spielberg's Lincoln portrays the final months of Abraham Lincoln's presidency and his efforts to pass the Thirteenth Amendment. The film is technically excellent with outstanding performances but leans heavily on political dialogue, making it less emotionally engaging and somewhat slow-paced. It offers a realistic, non-glorified depiction of political processes. While visually and technically impeccable, the film may not appeal to those seeking emotional intensity or action. Discover the political drama behind the abolition of slavery—watch Lincoln and explore this pivotal moment in history.

 Costello manages to capture the spirit of that era marked by new trends, without slipping into the harshness and anger of punk bands.

 A melody that comes across even with just the accompaniment of a guitar. That’s enough.

This review explores Elvis Costello's second album 'This Year's Model', emphasizing his innovative rock ballads and personal sound inspired by 60s British rock. The remastered edition's extra tracks showcase stripped-down demos that highlight Costello's songwriting prowess. The review also contextualizes Costello's career within the agile independent label Stiff Records and praises his ability to avoid typical punk harshness while staying fresh and accessible. Discover the enduring appeal of Elvis Costello by listening to the remastered 'This Year's Model' with exclusive extra tracks!

 "Chilton was almost always on the fringe of the 'million-seller' rock, but at the heart of the music played by pioneering and unruly musicians."

 "'19 Years: A Collection' confirms that Alex was working on his personal style, fully capturing the artist’s lucid madness."

This review highlights '19 Years: A Collection' as a valuable anthology featuring Alex Chilton's most beautiful solo tracks alongside Big Star classics. It emphasizes Chilton's unique and evolving style rooted in Memphis rock tradition. The album showcases his vibrant, original, and progressive sound, blending influences from soul, R&B, and power pop. Chilton remains an underrated but brilliant artist who anticipated new trends while staying true to his roots. The collection is ideal for discovering a complex and modest musician. Discover the unique and soulful world of Alex Chilton through '19 Years: A Collection' – listen now and explore a true rock pioneer!

 If it’s true that every record captures a period in an artist’s life, it was clear you were going through a deep crisis.

 Even when predisposed to the best, searching for merits, one remains unsatisfied.

The review reflects on Van Morrison's 1977 album 'A Period Of Transition,' acknowledging the artist's earlier brilliance while highlighting the album's disappointing and uneven nature. The reviewer appreciates some moments like 'Cold Wind In August' and the gospel choirs but ultimately sees the album as a sign of a difficult creative period. It is viewed in context of Morrison's wider discography and artistic evolution. Explore Van Morrison's challenging 'A Period Of Transition' and discover its hidden gems and context within his legendary career.

 Jimi Hendrix considered him the only white musician from whom he had learned something.

 "Summertime Blues" [is] one of the great masterpieces of rock 'n' roll, which made him a youth idol.

This review highlights Eddie Cochran as an essential yet often underrated architect of 1950s rock 'n' roll. His innovative guitar work and use of overdubbing set new standards. Despite his brief career cut short by tragedy, his influence resonates through punk musicians and classic rock alike. The album showcases his best recordings and solidifies his place in music history. Explore Eddie Cochran’s groundbreaking rock 'n' roll legacy—listen now and discover the roots of modern punk and rock music!

 "It is not a drama in its most orthodox sense, but a bittersweet comedy, which brings to the stage the suffering, passion, inner world, and pettiness of various characters."

 "This long sequence embodies the purifying phase, when the wall of hypocrisy is knocked down, making room for new friendships and the rediscovery of true affections."

Mike Leigh's 1996 film Secrets & Lies is a bittersweet comedy-drama portraying the complex emotions within an English family. The story follows Hortense's search for her biological mother, revealing secrets and fostering new relationships. The film is praised for its realistic approach, actor improvisation, and emotional depth. It offers a compassionate yet sometimes harsh exploration of family and social class. Ultimately, it is a profound story about the search for love and happiness. Discover the heartfelt realism of Secrets & Lies—watch this acclaimed film to experience an unforgettable family story.

 After tasting Iside’s lasagna, I lost control, with pain (because I am on a diet) but I lost all restraint.

 Iside’s lasagna are a force that moves stones, they are the light that breaks the calm.

The reviewer recounts an emotional and joyful experience tasting Iside's lasagne at the DeMeeting in Vicenza. The dish is described as irresistibly delicious, surpassing other culinary searches and inspiring deep affection. The review highlights the transformative power of good food and regrets missing the recipe. Ultimately, Iside's lasagne is praised as an unforgettable and life-affirming delight. Taste the magic of Iside’s lasagne and discover why it’s a culinary treasure worth savoring!