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 The opener 'Sugar Bee'—four words and a boogie without inspiration—is enough to realize that the album will not live up to its promises of innovation.

 A completely unbalanced step, a regression, a definite leap back among the pages of this history book, and quite a few chapters back.

 Discover the highs and lows of Canned Heat's Future Blues—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 Every work by Canned Heat is always and in any case another dive into a boiling, volcanic mud pool, reeking of sulfur and sweat.

 The Bear and his friends finally emerge entirely from the cage of their (superlative) blues and, while staying nearby, manage to be a band capable of being, of going, beyond the blues.

 Dive into Canned Heat’s 'Hallelujah' and experience their bold and imaginative blues-rock journey!

 In no way can a remix album further enhance, in my opinion, the artist’s repertoire and image, nor can it stand on par with 'official' works.

 It is certain that there are ways and ways to emerge in the market, and especially when the material is not original, one must strive to make an album of crystalline quality.

 Explore Todd Rundgren's 'Reconstructed' to decide if these remixes resonate with you or your favorite tracks.

 The old, eternal blues mixes with the groove of the flower power music, accrediting itself to the ears of the 'movement.'

 When the track ends, the Bear shouts his legendary warning before bidding farewell: 'Don’t Forget To Boogie!'

 Listen to Canned Heat's Living The Blues and experience the timeless fusion of blues and boogie that defined a generation.

 "‘Born’ has everything the perfect post-Celtic rock record should have."

 "Sung by a first-rate vocalist... endowed with an expressiveness and eloquence that have nothing to do with Bono Vox’s limited shouts and falsettos."

 Listen to Hothouse Flowers' 'Born' and experience the true spirit of Celtic rock reborn!

 The path of the Gin Blossoms is melody paired with pop rock that has little of their Arizona: it’s Californian, cheeky, and has a great zest for life.

 'Major Lodge Victory' captures warm and easy suggestions, and the certainty of a life to be lived as a perpetual tour.

 Discover Gin Blossoms' melodic comeback and explore 'Major Lodge Victory' today!

 These guys, Deep Blue Something, may not have been anything special, but tracks with not impossible structure like "Hell In Itself," "Dr. Crippen," or "Pullman, Washington" are examples of excellent personality and originality.

 All almost decent stuff, but it sounds like listening to a compilation.

 Explore Deep Blue Something's Byzantium for its eclectic 90s rock mix and discover hidden gems within this diverse album.

 "All About Chemistry is essentially a warm Sprite, water and sugar with no freshness and bubbles."

 "Wilson’s interpretation is truly too much like a good boy, lacking the right edge."

 Explore Semisonic's All About Chemistry for its catchy pop charm and discover why it divided fans of their earlier rock sound.

 A man who at twenty looked like he was fifty, and Zucchero Fornaciari in his presence seemed like a schoolboy in uniform with a bow.

 Plagiarizing, cloning, cutting, and pasting bits is... the crime that will kill the blues.

 Dive into Canned Heat’s raw blues roots—listen to their debut masterpiece and experience the soulful power of 'The Bear' today!

 This is a serious album, well made, greatly arranged, with maturity and taste.

 Despite the creative droughts, Bryan Adams proved not to be merely a stallion for show, a romantic for desperate housewives, a worthy heir of certain love-rock… but a rediscovered artist and author.

 Explore 'On a Day Like Today' to discover Bryan Adams' mature, nuanced rock sound and standout tracks like 'When You're Gone'!