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 If this were 1971, this album would pass over the record store counter a multitude of times a day.

 "Death prayer in heaven’s orchard" makes the dream come true: Ellioth’s raspy voice is as fiery as Fogerty’s.

Howlin Rain's self-titled debut sees Ethan Miller set aside noise experimentation to deliver a classic rock album reminiscent of 70s legends. The album features soulful vocals, rich guitar work, and a fusion of psychedelic and blues rock. Highlight tracks include "Death Prayer in Heaven’s Orchard" and "Calling Lightning with a Scythe," showcasing a blend of mellow ballads and fiery guitar maelstroms. Overall, the album is a heartfelt homage to rock's golden era, earning a five-star rating. Listen to Howlin Rain’s debut and rediscover the magic of classic '70s rock reimagined.

 I don’t make music to entertain! I need to express my emotions, to bring out my demons, to throw my guts in your face.

 Even “Medicine Show” I want to do it very long until I slowly fade out, this is my favorite album!

This review covers The Dream Syndicate's final concert at Raji's in January 1989, marking the end of their influential journey in the Paisley Underground scene. The show is intimate and emotional, featuring songs full of raw feeling and powerful guitar work. Despite lineup changes and the decision to dissolve, the band delivers a memorable performance with passionate energy. The reviewer highlights key songs and reflects on the band's legacy and personal significance. Listen to The Dream Syndicate's emotional final live album and experience the raw power of their legendary Paisley Underground sound.

 "It's not enough to rent the Easy Rider tape to be a rebel."

 "It's hard to be really free when you are bought and sold in the marketplace."

Easy Rider is much more than a hippie-era symbol; it is a powerful critique of America’s false promises and social contradictions. Produced on a low budget, it achieved huge success and helped launch new filmmakers. The film’s journey on motorcycles reflects a tragic search for freedom amid racism, exploitation, and societal rejection. Its message remains relevant, challenging notions of liberty and belonging. Dive into Easy Rider’s timeless journey—watch the cult classic and discover its powerful message of freedom and rebellion.

 The sonic acid spread through all his doors of perception; sparkling twanging accompanied the pure sixties two-part harmony singing.

 He pressed the tapes onto a 45 rpm vinyl without any modification to the sound to make it available to those who cultivate a fragrant garden where beautiful little mushrooms sprout after the warm acid rains.

This review applauds Laughing Soup Dish's 'Teenage Lima Bean' for its vibrant homage to 60s psychedelic and garage rock. The reviewer highlights Greg Shaw's recognition of its originality and the authentic acid rock sound. The music is described as a multicolored sonic explosion mixing feedback, harmonies, and raga influences. The vinyl release on Voxx Records captures the energy without alterations, preserving its raw charm. The album is recommended for enthusiasts of vintage psychedelic sounds. Dive into the psychedelic sounds of Laughing Soup Dish and explore the vibrant garage revival scene with Teenage Lima Bean today!

 This album from 1995 brings him back to good levels, with great self-penned songs and amazing covers!

 The album flows beautifully and makes me feel good (except for the funeral march!).

Alex Chilton’s 1995 album 'A Man Called Destruction' showcases his deep Memphis R&B roots through a mix of originals and covers. The album flows well with highlights like 'Sick and Tired' and 'Lies'. While a couple of tracks feel out of place, the overall work reflects Chilton’s enduring influence and talent. This release marks a solid return for the artist. Listen to Alex Chilton's 'A Man Called Destruction' and experience his rich blend of rock and soul today!

 Because it is the purest Road Movie ever made.

 The film is destined to fold in on itself and not evolve, ending with a race just as it began with one: the frames slow down, the film seems to burn, leaving the action on standby just like the existence of the Driver and the Mechanic.

Monte Hellman’s 'Two-Lane Blacktop' is an atypical and pure road movie with sparse dialogue and existential undertones. The film features mostly non-actors alongside Warren Oates and explores themes of emptiness and wandering along Route 66. Its minimalism and honest portrayal of characters earned it cult status, praised by filmmakers like Richard Linklater. The ambiguous narrative and pure cinematic style make it a standout in American indie cinema history. Explore Monte Hellman’s iconic Two-Lane Blacktop and experience the purest road movie ever made. Watch the cult classic now!

 A Greatest Hits after just a couple of albums and some EPs!!!

 It’s all true, and not even the Greenhornes can do it, but then why has this album been spinning in my stereo for more than a year?

The review critiques The Greenhornes' Sewed Soles for its heavy borrowing from classic rock bands like the Byrds, Yardbirds, and Kinks. Despite calling out the perceived lack of originality and labeling many songs as near-copies, the reviewer admits to enjoying the album deeply. The Greenhornes' sound is described as a respectful homage that still manages to keep listeners engaged over time. Dive into The Greenhornes’ Sewed Soles and discover a rock album that’s both a tribute and a captivating listen!

 This trio has shamelessly called itself Steepwater Band!

 They will wreak havoc on your system, making your guitar kick the bucket multiple times.

The review praises The Steepwater Band's 'Revelation Sunday' for its authentic fusion of delta blues and southern rock. The album is celebrated for its powerful guitar work and emotional depth, drawing comparisons to legends like the Allman Brothers. The reviewer emphasizes the album's timeless quality and contrasts it with modern rock acts, calling it the 'real deal.' Listen to The Steepwater Band's Revelation Sunday and experience true southern rock energy today!

 John Boorman managed to create a film as sharp as a razor blade.

 The river with its roar and its cold colors is the main protagonist.

Deliverance, directed by John Boorman, explores the confrontation between urban men and the wild Appalachian nature. The story follows four men on a canoe trip that turns into a nightmare, revealing their vulnerabilities. The film boasts outstanding performances, particularly from Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds, and Ned Beatty, along with striking cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond. It effectively blends suspense with deep human drama. Ultimately, Deliverance questions the facade of civilization and the raw instincts beneath. Discover the intense journey of Deliverance—watch the film and experience this gripping survival thriller today!

 They are a SUPERGROUP! They are the beasts of bourbon from Sydney, they come from the best bands in the area and in one afternoon, just one afternoon in ’84, they recorded this album that cost a whole hundred dollars.

 I’d bet my beloved turntable that 'Drop Out' is the track that Iggy would have wanted to sing: can you imagine him loudly singing 'I wanna be a guru/ I wanna be a god / yeah I’m a drop out!' while the guitars are biting his ass?

Beasts of Bourbon’s 'The Axeman's Jazz' is a raw and authentic album recorded in just one afternoon in 1984. This Australian supergroup blends swamp rock and punk blues to tell gritty tales of hard living, addiction, and survival. Tex Perkins and bandmates deliver smoky, powerful performances over tracks like 'Psycho' and 'Drop Out.' The album is a timeless snapshot of rough lives set against Australian outback imagery. Dive into Beasts of Bourbon’s gritty swamp rock and experience the raw power of The Axeman's Jazz today!