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 My favorite song is number 5, 'Low Frequent See,' the longest on the album with a wonderful instrumental part that makes your mind travel and think.

 I recommend it to everyone since there isn’t even a single review about them; listen to it all together as if it was a single song.

The Jai-Alai Savant's debut album, Flight Of The Bass Delegate, showcases a seamless blend of dub, reggae, and punk influences reminiscent of The Clash and The Police. The album starts with a dub intro flowing into intense tracks and features standout songs like 'Low Frequent See,' an instrumental journey. The reviewer highly recommends listening to the album as one continuous piece, appreciating its originality and genre-mixing approach. Discover the unique sounds of The Jai-Alai Savant's debut album—listen now and experience a powerful blend of dub, reggae, and punk!

 Approximately 40 minutes of energy, melody, and finally, one of the most beautiful things, emotion.

 U2 is one of those few bands that have never played with additional musicians at concerts, but always stuck with the four of them.

This review celebrates U2's 1983 live album Under a Blood Red Sky, highlighting the band's intense energy, iconic songs, and tight four-member lineup. The reviewer praises Bono's vocals, The Edge's guitar and piano work, and Larry Mullen Jr's powerful drumming. The album is described as a unique blend of energy, melody, and emotion across its 40-minute runtime. Listen to U2's Under a Blood Red Sky and experience their electrifying live energy today!