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 "King Crimson have never been an ordinary band, but the summit. A peak as high as Everest."

 "The band recently lost Wetton and Greg Lake... A better tribute to the two old companions could not have been reserved."

This review celebrates King Crimson's Live in Chicago album as a remarkable achievement that recaptures the spirit of their prime 1969-1974 period. The band, led by Robert Fripp, delivers both rare and classic tracks with technical virtuosity and emotional depth. The performance honors the memory of departed members John Wetton and Greg Lake while rejuvenating fan favorites like "Lizard" and "Islands." The reviewer calls it their album of the year and a triumphant live experience. Dive into King Crimson's legendary Live in Chicago and experience a progressive rock milestone firsthand!

 "It’s a great album, the best from the group in 25 years, even if easy dancefloor episodes like 'Tutti Frutti' and 'People On The High Line' are disorienting."

 "If you want to hop in the car with me, however, 'Superheated' will take you to your destination smiling."

Music Complete by New Order marks a bold return after internal disputes and the departure of Peter Hook. The album blends fresh dance and electronic elements with echoes of their classic sound, delivering their best work in 25 years. Tracks like 'Restless' and 'Superheated' showcase new vitality and upbeat energy. Though some songs feel disorienting, the overall album offers a joyful and compelling listening experience. Listen to New Order's Music Complete and experience their best work in decades with fresh beats and timeless energy!

 Masterful music, played masterfully, inspired masterfully.

 "Litebulb Overkill," the encore, was worth the entire ticket, which cost little in exchange for so much.

This review praises Tuxedomoon's live performance at Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, highlighting the band's masterful and inspired music. It also recounts the author's personal experience of generosity from Blaine Reininger after losing purchased albums. The concert is celebrated as one of the best in the Italian tradition of the San Francisco-rooted group, with a touching encore and rare tracks making it memorable. Discover Tuxedomoon's unique live sound—listen to their Rome performance and feel the magic yourself!

 "As a fan of Doc Robert’s band from day one, I welcomed with genuine enthusiasm a commendable, inspired work, masterfully played and orchestrated."

 "'Cover Me' and 'Chained,' two of the most beautiful songs of the entire solar year 2013."

The review warmly praises The Blow Monkeys' 2013 album 'Feels Like A New Morning' as a masterful, inspired work. The author highlights standout tracks like 'Cover Me' and 'Chained' and criticizes the later album for lacking the same brilliance. The album's sound evokes autumnal freshness and a noble atmosphere, likened to the 'True Detective' soundtrack. Discover the inspired sounds of The Blow Monkeys' 'Feels Like A New Morning'—listen to the standout tracks that define this autumnal masterpiece!

 "I saw the New Order!"

 Beautiful. Thank you, and don’t stop. Even without Hooky.

The review captures the emotional experience of watching New Order live at the Heineken Jammin Festival in 2012. Despite distance from the stage, the reviewer highlights the joy of fans and the band's energy. The setlist was shorter than ideal, but the performance was nonetheless memorable. The absence of Hooky is noted but does not diminish the appreciation. Overall, it’s a grateful and nostalgic reflection on a cherished concert moment. Experience the magic of New Order’s live energy—discover their Heineken Jammin Festival 2012 performance now!

 A film that, despite accusations from critics of being biased, is a whirlpool of 70s clichés, lacking in brilliant ideas except for a few concepts.

 Extremely disappointing film, 16 euros wasted beyond appeal, and to think that some people are raving about it on MyMovies... bah.

This review critically examines Woody Allen's film To Rome With Love, finding it to be filled with tired clichés and poor acting. Although some scenes and appearances, like those of Antonio Albanese and Penelope Cruz, provide mild amusement, the overall movie is disappointing and feels like a forced addition to Allen’s city-themed series. The editing and dialogues fail to engage, making it a waste of money according to the reviewer. Discover the full review and decide if Woody Allen's To Rome With Love is worth your time and money.

 The show put on last night at the Vox Club of Nonantola was hot, very hot.

 The Ultravox smiles lasted until getting on the bus heading to Zurich.

Ultravox's 2010 concert at the Vox Club in Nonantola delivered an intimate and electrifying experience. The band showcased a revitalized lineup, engaging deeply with an enthusiastic audience. The setlist balanced beloved classics with some newer additions, offering standout live renditions. Fans enjoyed the nostalgic vibe, with the band showing playful and energetic chemistry. Despite rumors of this being their final tour, the performance left a lasting impression. Discover the magic of Ultravox live and relive their iconic 2010 Vox Club concert now!

 "In This Light And On This Evening is the album that Joy Division didn’t have time to write."

 "The sounds scratch, tear apart, and shred, making this an album that should be listened to on vinyl."

The reviewer reflects on Editors' growth across their three albums, emphasizing the unique tension and distinct sound of 'In This Light And On This Evening'. Despite earlier disinterest in their second album, this third release impressed with tracks like 'The Boxer' and 'Walk The Fleet Road'. The album’s raw and textured sound is praised, especially on vinyl, and it’s considered a modern interpretation of what Joy Division's music might have evolved into. Discover Editors' atmospheric third album—listen now and experience its gripping tension and vinyl-worthy sound.

 The album's beginning smells of Manchester in every groove.

 The moral in this case is: 'Come home, Petey!' He won’t return, despite my pleas.

This review examines Bad Lieutenant's debut album 'Never Cry Another Tear' as a continuation of the New Order legacy without Peter Hook. While the album starts strong with catchy, Manchester-inspired tracks, it loses momentum halfway through. The reviewer appreciates the fresh sound brought by Sumner and new members but misses Hook's iconic bass influence. Overall, the album offers enjoyable moments for fans of British pop and indie rock. Explore Bad Lieutenant’s 'Never Cry Another Tear' and discover a fresh chapter from the Manchester sound pioneers.

 Last Friday, for the first time, I found myself moved at the end of a show.

 They blew the roof off the Hammersmith Apollo with a precise, warm, meticulously studied, blatantly calculated, false, damn musical, cunningly marketable show.

The reviewer reflects on Ultravox’s 2009 reunion concert at London’s Hammersmith Apollo as a unique and exhilarating experience, filled with nostalgia and personal significance. Despite past skepticism about reunions, the show's meticulous and heartfelt performance moved the reviewer deeply. They recall past concerts and celebrate bringing their son to share in the moment. The concert featured key tracks from Ultravox’s most beloved albums and was a memorable highlight in the reviewer's live music experience. Discover the magic of Ultravox’s 2009 reunion live show — listen, watch, and relive the unforgettable night at Hammersmith Apollo!