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 Every single song, if released thirty-five years ago, would have been a classic of the genre.

 For those who love no-nonsense rock, Get Born is an album not to be missed.

Jet's 2003 debut album Get Born channels the spirit of classic rock giants like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Tracks such as 'Are You Gonna Be My Girl' and 'Cold Hard Bitch' stand out with infectious riffs and energy. While the album is not highly original, it earns praise for its solid, no-nonsense rock approach. The European version bonus track 'Sgt. Major' adds a notable mid-90s British rock flavor. Discover Jet's Get Born and experience a fresh burst of classic rock energy—listen now!

 The Who... set the performance on fire to create, in my opinion, the best moment of the entire record.

 Mick Jagger’s unrestrained protagonism, who shows so much sympathy to the Devil that he even gets it tattooed on his chest.

The Rock And Roll Circus is a captivating 1968 musical event led by the Rolling Stones after their blues and country revival. It features stellar performances by Jethro Tull, The Who, Taj Mahal, Marianne Faithfull, and the supergroup The Dirty Mac. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards showcase their artistic strength with songs from Beggars Banquet. This live recording is an invaluable historic document and highly recommended, especially the DVD edition. Dive into the iconic Rock And Roll Circus and experience unforgettable classic rock performances—stream or watch the DVD now!

 ‘Are You Gonna Be My Girl’ lacks its catchy guitar in the final solo, and this is quite upsetting.

 ‘Back Door Santa’ captures all the essence of Jet: scratching guitars, Nic Cester, and excitement at the highest levels.

Jet's Rare Tracks offers a mix of live performances, demos, and unreleased songs showcasing their garage rock roots. While some tracks lack the energy of studio versions, others reveal touching melodies and strong influences from classic rock acts. The album closes with energetic rockabilly covers emphasizing the band's excitement and raw sound. Discover Jet's rare gems—listen to their raw garage rock energy and unreleased tracks now!

 The best album of the early period showcases pop songs, frantic rock pieces, nursery rhymes, dreamy melodies, and much more.

 All of this without ever losing a smidgen of its charming taste.

De Stijl, released in 2000, captures The White Stripes' early garage rock and blues revival style. The album features a diverse mix of catchy pop, frantic rock, nursery rhyme-like songs, and dreamy melodies without losing its raw charm. The chemistry between Jack and Meg White shines through in this well-crafted sophomore album. Listen to De Stijl now and experience the raw, charming energy of The White Stripes' garage rock revival!

 A crossroads between classicism and psychedelia.

 One of the most unknown masterpieces of the '60s.

This review praises The Moody Blues' 1969 album 'On The Threshold Of A Dream' as a seminal work bridging classicism and psychedelia. It highlights the band's evolution and standout tracks featuring flute, acoustic guitars, and orchestral elements. The album is described as one of the lesser-known masterpieces of the 60s, noted for its rich instrumentation and poetic vocal performances. Key tracks like 'Never Comes The Day' and 'The Voyage' receive special mention for their musical and emotional depth. Discover the rich sounds of The Moody Blues' classic 'On The Threshold Of A Dream'—listen now and dive into a timeless 60s masterpiece!

 This new work... seems more aggressive and less catchy. Not that it’s a flaw, on the contrary... I believe it turned out to be a dirty and fascinating album.

 After the success of Il Suicidio del Samurai, Verdena did not veer towards something softer and more accessible, but rather increased the dose of electric guitars and revived the evocative melodies.

Verdena's fourth album, Requiem, showcases a more aggressive and less catchy style compared to previous works. The album features raw and fascinating electric guitar-driven tracks with evocative melodies. Highlights include songs like 'Muori Delay,' 'Angie,' and 'Il Gulliver.' It's recommended primarily to fans familiar with or open to Verdena's unique sound. Listen to Verdena's Requiem and dive into a raw, electric rock journey full of captivating melodies and intense energy!

 Starting from the beautiful cover and moving through the sounds filled with deep inadequacy, we find ourselves in a composition limbo that is nothing short of embarrassing.

 An album to say the least overrated.

The review critiques Verdena's 2001 album Solo Un Grande Sasso for its lack of musical direction and inconsistent vocal performances. Although it features some standout tracks like "La Tua Fretta" and "Spaceman," the album is considered overrated. The reviewer notes improvement in subsequent albums, notably "Il Suicidio del Samurai" released in 2004. The hope is expressed that the band maintains progress with future releases. Discover the story behind Verdena’s controversial album and explore how their sound evolved in later releases.

 "Long Tall Sally was recorded in one take, just like John's infamous Twist And Shout."

 Paul McCartney’s vocal performance reaches its highest notes and exudes excitement in every single pore.

The review discusses The Beatles' 1964 'Long Tall Sally' EP composed mainly of covers and one leftover Lennon original. While some tracks like 'Matchbox' and 'Slow Down' lack energy, 'Long Tall Sally' shines with Paul McCartney's excited vocals and George Martin's spirited piano. The EP captures the band's early rock and roll style amid their rise to fame. Listen to the raw energy of The Beatles' 'Long Tall Sally' EP and experience their early rock and roll sound now!

 "'Mama Said' is Lenny Kravitz's best album to date."

 "The minute and fifty of 'Butterfly,' with only Lenny on acoustic guitar, is timeless and otherworldly."

Lenny Kravitz's second album, Mama Said, builds on his debut with soulful, guitar-driven rock. Featuring collaborations with Slash and Sean Lennon, the album blends acoustic calm and electric energy. Highlights include the explosive opener 'Fields of Joy' and the emotional centerpiece 'The Difference Is Why.' Overall, it stands as Kravitz's best work, praised for its timeless beauty and musicianship. Discover the soulful rock journey of Lenny Kravitz's Mama Said—listen now and experience a timeless classic.

 The piano and orchestrations are inclined to bring forth tears in abundance, also thanks to the atmosphere dense with pathos that permeates the album.

 "Remaining indifferent to the 12 songs of this LP is a difficult, if not impossible, task."

Trafalgar (1971) by the Bee Gees is a melodic, emotionally charged classic album that diverges from their later disco fame. Dedicated to Admiral Horatio Nelson, it features orchestral arrangements and heartfelt vocals. The album appeals to lovers of soft rock and lyrical storytelling rather than hard rock or disco enthusiasts. The review praises the album's ability to evoke deep feelings through its melodies and atmosphere. Listen to Trafalgar and experience the timeless emotional melodies of the Bee Gees beyond disco!