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 Mahalia Jackson is one of the greatest and most important Gospel singers the music world has ever seen.

 Her Gospel was hers, but it was for all those who were like her and did not have the opportunity and ability to live it beyond a plantation.

This review praises Mahalia Jackson's Volume 2 for its authentic representation of black Gospel music and the deep emotional pain it conveys. It highlights her powerful voice as a beacon of black cultural history and spiritual expression. The album captures themes of faith, struggle, joy, and social protest, making it a vital tribute to a profound musical legacy. Discover Mahalia Jackson’s timeless Gospel voice — listen now and feel the spirit of a true musical legend!

 "It is a crank, spinning around and spewing stories, tales, characters, lives, and plots."

 "Just press Play, to see in an explosion of air marching souls towards an uneasy destination..."

The review celebrates Vinicio Capossela's album Canzoni A Manovella as a rich and evocative musical journey. It describes the album as a vivid and imaginative storytelling experience, filled with varied orchestration that blends fantasy and reality. The music is praised for its complexity and emotional power, suited for listeners who appreciate deep, artistic compositions. Listen to Canzoni A Manovella and immerse yourself in a world of vivid musical storytelling and enchanting melodies.

 AC/DC should be listened to in periods, after long pauses, only when you truly desire simplicity, of a bare but strong guitar, of a bare amplifier, of a hoarse, angry voice, a scratch of vocal cords.

 Because it is immature, as I feel immature, and it is of a rock wonderfully empty of everything except energy, as I feel.

This review explores AC/DC's debut album High Voltage as a raw, simple, and powerful rock record that resonates with nostalgia and youthful energy. The reviewer appreciates its straightforward rock style and Bon Scott's vocal presence. Despite its immaturity and lack of polish compared to later albums, High Voltage captures the essence of rock in its purest form. A perfect listen during moments craving uncomplicated, energetic music. Experience the raw energy of AC/DC's High Voltage—listen now and feel the timeless power of classic rock!

 Fabrizio De André was a poet, lent to music, who knew how to express through it, words of incredible depth, profound metaphors with great human and social meaning.

 An album never old because it tells stories that are always current, an album that doesn’t get lost in time.

This review praises Fabrizio De André's 1971 album Non Al Denaro, Non All’Amore Nè Al Cielo as a profound blend of poetry and music. Inspired by Spoon River Anthology, the album uses character-driven stories to explore human emotions and social critique. The reviewer defends De André as a true poet, whose lyrics deserve recognition beyond conventional songwriting. The album is noted for its timeless relevance and emotional depth, making it a treasure for listeners who appreciate meaningful and evocative art. Discover the profound poetry and timeless stories in Fabrizio De André’s acclaimed album. Listen and be moved today!

 "Queen is a young and somewhat immature album, much like Freddie, Roger, Brian, and John, but it doesn’t lack rock and it doesn’t bore."

 "The opening riff of 'Keep Yourself Alive' presents a Brian May already impressive and a Roger Taylor at the start of his charge as a drummer..."

This review presents Queen's 1973 debut album as a young and somewhat immature but enjoyable and promising rock record. Despite early criticism comparing them to Led Zeppelin, the album reveals the seeds of Queen's future unique style, with highlights including 'Keep Yourself Alive' and 'Great King Rat.' The reviewer appreciates the emotional range and originality that would come to define the band's 70s era. Though not an immediate success, the album introduced Queen's distinctive sound and marked the start of their legendary career. Discover Queen's raw debut and hear the origins of their iconic rock sound today!