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 The vinyl swayed elegantly, rich in extreme refinements, embraced by that bit of warm melancholy that smells of memories and kisses.

 That record was perhaps not a masterpiece, more likely it was a perfect tool: a jewel of English pop, beautiful and useful.

The review captures the elegant, warm, and sophisticated qualities of Bryan Ferry's 1987 album Bête Noire. It highlights the impeccable production, Latin-inspired rhythms, and hypnotic vocals that create a mood-filled listening experience. The reviewer intertwines personal storytelling with detailed reflections on the music's atmosphere, describing the album as a beautiful, useful jewel of English pop. Discover Bryan Ferry's Bête Noire – immerse yourself in this elegant 80s pop masterpiece now!

 Calling beautiful is truly an understatement.

 Steeped in psychedelia, fragmented, playful, hypnotic, yet so precise and focused.

Tortilla Flat’s 1974 album, 'Für ein 3/4 Stündchen,' is a rare and stunning example of 1970s progressive music. Combining psychedelic folk, jazz, and Canterbury prog influences, the album showcases impressive mastery, innovation, and variety. The review highlights standout tracks and the album's rich instrumentation, praising its timeless and captivating sound. Despite the band's obscurity, the album is recommended for its artistic and musical beauty. Dive into Tortilla Flat’s mesmerizing 1974 album and experience a rare blend of psychedelic folk and jazz-infused progressive rock today!

 The working method of the ØSC is absolutely personal: they set up in the recording studio and improvise for hours and hours, producing jam sessions without any predetermined track.

 The album closes with a short spoken track on strong experimental and electronic sounds resulting in a vaguely kraut-space-cosmic couriers manner.

Dead Man In Space by Oresund Space Collective is a 2010 album showcasing the band's unique improvisational style and space rock roots. With influences ranging from Pink Floyd to Hawkwind, the album features long psychedelic suites and jazz elements. Although not considered their best work, it offers a rich introduction to the band’s cosmic explorations. The release is currently limited to vinyl and reflects the collective’s evolving sound and multiethnic collaboration. Dive into the cosmic jam sessions of Oresund Space Collective and discover the psychedelic depths of Dead Man In Space now!

 "This man knows everything about me, he wrote all this for me..." – George Orwell on Miller.

 "Sex, while explicit and supported by explosive narrative and style, becomes a metaphorical and cathartic expedient, never didactic."

Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn is a deeply engaging autobiographical novel that captures the raw and unvarnished experience of life in 1920s New York. The book's fearless honesty and masterful prose shine through, dealing equally with sex, work, and despair without moralism or artifice. Despite its initial censorship, the novel stands as a timeless classic, revealing universal truths about human existence. A true literary masterpiece that resonates personally with readers. Dive into Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn and experience a fearless, unforgettable journey into human existence.

 The greatest and most ambitious project conceived by the English avant-garde of the 1970s.

 A clearly historic work that should be at the top of the list for any keen listener's curiosity.

Centipede's Septober Energy is an ambitious 1971 album led by pianist Keith Tippett and produced by Robert Fripp, employing over 50 musicians from jazz, prog, and avant-garde scenes. The album blends jazz, rock, and symphonic elements across four linked parts with improvisation and composition intertwined. Although sonically complex and occasionally challenging, it stands as a historic masterpiece of 1970s British avant-garde music highly recommended for curious listeners. Notable contributors include members of King Crimson, Soft Machine, and key figures of the Canterbury Sound. Explore the groundbreaking fusion of jazz and rock in Centipede's Septober Energy and experience a true 1970s avant-garde landmark!

 This global orthodoxy that manages to do what it wants, seems really to exist.

 In 1996 they tried to kill me, in 1998 to kidnap me, in 1999 to corrupt me, in 2000 to arrest me, and the year after they offered me a blank check if I kept silent once and for all.

Daniel Estulin’s 'Il Club Bilderberg' delves into the secretive elite group allegedly controlling world events from behind the scenes. The book explores historical incidents and technological advances as evidence of their influence. Estulin names famous power players and describes covert meetings shaping politics and economics globally. Though some may view it as speculative, the work provokes critical thought about globalization and unseen forces. This review recommends the book for those curious about hidden political dynamics. Discover the secretive world behind global politics—read Daniel Estulin's 'Il Club Bilderberg' today!

 Industrial Zen... lives with an astonishing coherence, an intrinsic balance shaped on the Golden strength of the notes.

 We are facing the best work of a mature McLaughlin, standing alongside that Extrapolation of 1969.

John McLaughlin’s Industrial Zen is celebrated as a mature and balanced work reflecting his emotional and musical duality. The album blends jazz rock with fusion, showcasing technical prowess alongside deep emotional expression. Highlights include tributes to Jaco Pastorius and nods to Weather Report’s influence. The album stands as a compelling addition to McLaughlin’s discography, comparable to his landmark Extrapolation. Explore John McLaughlin’s Industrial Zen and experience a masterful fusion of jazz rock innovation and emotional depth.

 This too is a must-have record for all those who love the genre.

 Obviously, nobody followed these rules, and from the planned triple album... here we are to comment on a mighty quadruple album.

This review covers a massive progressive rock project where 33 bands around the world interpret each canto of Dante's Purgatorio. The album expands from three to four volumes, showing a mix of excellent and less successful tracks. Highlighted are standout performances by several artists, with Italian acts and intricate prog elements praised. Despite some inconsistencies, it remains a must-have for prog rock enthusiasts interested in literary-inspired music. Listen now to this epic prog rock journey through Dante's Purgatorio and experience literary storytelling like never before!

 The album is long and often difficult: alternates moments of pure shamanic spirit and inner revolution with others of pastoral relaxation.

 Unique album, for its story and its music.

Paêbirú (1975) is a legendary Brazilian psychedelic folk album by Lula Côrtes and Zé Ramalho inspired by indigenous culture and nature. Featuring a blend of folk, tribal, jazz, and psychedelic sounds, it creates a unique spiritual and shamanic musical experience. Originally rare due to a flood, it has become a highly prized artifact. Its rich fusion and mythic origins make it a unique, visionary work in Brazilian music history. Explore the mystical sounds and history of Paêbirú — listen now to this rare psychedelic Brazilian folk masterpiece!

 Powders of butterfly wings ignite a colorful sunset.

 Sioulette.

John Surman's 2009 album Brewster's Rooster features a stellar lineup including John Abercrombie, Drew Gress, and Jack DeJohnette. The review poetically describes the album's evocative and colorful soundscapes, likening them to delicate 'powders of butterfly wings' and a vibrant, sunset-like atmosphere. Overall, it praises the rich, textured musical experience. Listen to Brewster's Rooster now and immerse yourself in its rich, colorful jazz soundscape!