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 It's already something, and it is our peremptory duty to recognize and appreciate it.

 The world upside down. What I hear I like, I like Coldplay.

The reviewer begins skeptical about Coldplay’s typical style but is surprisingly captivated by the Viva la Vida album. The album displays courage, bold experimentation, and a raised musical standard. While not flawless, the tracks demonstrate originality and a fresh direction for the band. The reviewer urges recognition of this promising evolution despite Coldplay's previously mediocre reputation. Listen to Coldplay's Viva la Vida and explore their bold new sound that challenges expectations.

 Kasabian are among the few who can talk about bloody rock’n roll without having to rinse their mouths ten times.

 Oasis have once again demonstrated an absolute lack of professionalism and respect for the fans.

This review recounts the mixed experience at the I-Day Milano Urban Festival 2009. While Oasis's last-minute breakup disappointed many, Kasabian delivered a strong and genuine rock performance. The Kooks offered enjoyable if somewhat monotonous pop, and Deep Purple closed with a majestic display of seasoned rock. The festival highlights the need for more such events in Italy despite setbacks. Discover the full story of I-Day Milano 2009: relive Kasabian’s rock energy and the drama of Oasis’s last minute fallout!

 For the past 15 years, Oasis has been moving on the same main coordinates: an anachronistic 70s rock’n’roll.

 An absolutely mediocre album, at times almost poor.

Oasis's seventh studio album, Dig Out Your Soul, follows the band's well-known 70s rock and Britpop formula with little innovation. The album features familiar psychedelic touches and Beatles-inspired ballads but lacks freshness. While some songs stand out, overall the album feels mediocre and repetitive. The review highlights a stagnation in Oasis's musical evolution after many years. Discover the latest Oasis album and decide if their classic sound still resonates with you.

 They give them a couple of guitars, make them strum 4 specially crafted songs, and on April 21, 2008, they announce to the world the great joy: their unmissable album is out.

 Absolutely to be avoided, even for Britpop and Arctic fans. Trust me, they're pulling one over on you!

The review critiques The Last Shadow Puppets' debut album as overhyped and lacking real musical substance. While the duo is linked to successful Arctic Monkeys members, the album is described as predictable and shallow. Despite its catchy tunes, the record fails to impress and is warned against, even for fans of Britpop or Arctic Monkeys. The reviewer views it as another fad in an otherwise vibrant British music scene. Read the full review and decide if The Last Shadow Puppets' debut deserves your attention or skepticism!

 Bob Marley is an example of how music can sometimes transcend its limits, exempting from any merely technical and evaluative considerations.

 "Brothers, you are right, you are really right. We will fight. We must fight. We will fight for our rights."

Bob Marley's 'Survival' transcends music by delivering a powerful political message rooted in social protest and African unity. Released in 1979, the album champions decolonization and human rights. Marley’s music is praised for its courage and genuine impact, addressing the struggles of marginalized people with hope and activism. The review contrasts this with today's often vague musical protests, highlighting Marley's unique commitment and influence. Listen to Bob Marley's 'Survival' to experience music as a powerful voice for justice and unity.

 That mix of varied influences transforms into a shapeless mess, a jumble of tests and oddities, a pseudo-experimental musical concoction covered by a nauseating layer of psychedelia.

 Only 'A Day in the Life' and 'Within You Without You' are worth saving amidst otherwise modest and unlistenable tracks.

This review offers a critical perspective on The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, recognizing its pioneering experimentation but criticizing its lack of cohesion and excessive eccentricity. The reviewer finds many songs unremarkable or overly childish except for a few highlights. It challenges the notion of the album as an absolute masterpiece, suggesting a more measured artistic evaluation. Discover a unique and bold critique of Sgt. Pepper's – explore the album with fresh ears!

 This film set the standard for its genre, becoming the essential foundation for anyone undertaking similar works.

 It faithfully represents the world of all those 18-year-olds with pimples, calluses on their hands, testosterone leaking out of their ears, hormones out of control, and a huge desire for sex!

Released in 1999, American Pie became an iconic teen comedy celebrated for its raunchy humor and relatable depiction of adolescent awkwardness. While filled with clichés and vulgar jokes, it set the genre standard and inspired many later films. The movie captures the chaotic but genuine world of frustrated high schoolers navigating parties, crushes, and sexual discovery. It remains a fun, light-hearted comedy with nostalgic appeal. Dive into the classic teen comedy American Pie and relive the hilarious awkwardness of high school life!

 Gibson was accused of using disturbing and violent images in an exaggerated and disrespectful manner and of not respecting historical accuracy in the depiction of the Maya civilization.

 It is still worth watching, with all its flaws and peculiarities: an original film in direction, well-crafted, blending history and action into a product that is, after all, interesting and enjoyable.

Mel Gibson’s 2006 film Apocalypto is a visually impressive historical adventure that struggles under the weight of excessive violence and inaccurate portrayal of Maya culture. Despite original direction, a compelling screenplay without dialogue, and detailed costumes, the film faced harsh international criticism, censorship, and poor box office performance. Though flawed and often implausible, it remains an interesting watch blending history with action. Explore Apocalypto’s unique blend of intense action and ancient history—watch the film and judge its ambitious vision yourself!

 Simple and clean songs, classic britpop style that says nothing new ten years after the great successes made in England.

 It’s simple and utterly banal pop, insipid, useless and it isn’t worth a damn!!

This review criticizes Ghosts' album 'The World Is Outside' as a bland and unoriginal Britpop record that heavily borrows from established bands like Keane, Blur, and Oasis. The reviewer highlights how the music market and media hype push such bands to success despite their lack of innovation. The album is described as predictable and appealing mainly to a young, mainstream audience. Ultimately, the review dismisses the album as banal pop with no real artistic value. Read the full review to discover why 'The World Is Outside' fails to innovate despite heavy media buzz.

 The extraordinary value of 'Nevermind' lies precisely in the fact that Nirvana succeeds in harmoniously and originally combining all the influences that nourish grunge.

 'Nevermind' undoubtedly represents the pinnacle of that attempt at harmonious fusion of different styles and traditions that is the foundational basis of the grunge genre.

This review emphasizes Nirvana's Nevermind as the definitive album capturing the essence of grunge by harmoniously blending punk, alternative rock, and melodic influences. It distinguishes Nevermind from other Nirvana releases by its polished, original sound. The reviewer avoids clichés, focusing instead on the album's artistic depth and its foundational role in grunge music. Explore Nirvana's Nevermind and experience the defining sound of grunge like never before!