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 To this day this remains one of the best albums I have ever listened to.

 It’s a psychedelic avalanche of hard sounds mixed with Latin rhythms and melodic bursts.

This passionate review praises The Mars Volta's debut album, De-Loused in the Comatorium, as a genre-bending masterpiece. The album blends psychedelic, prog rock, Latin rhythms, and hard rock into an energetic concept album about coma and subconscious. The author recalls first hearing the band and highlights the production by Rick Rubin. They also note the live vocal imperfections but remain excited for upcoming concerts. Experience the explosive journey of De-Loused in the Comatorium—listen now and dive into The Mars Volta's psychedelic masterpiece!

 An album with 18 good tracks is a rarity these days, so after criticizing the release choice, I immediately break a lance in favor of the peppers.

 It’s a shame they wanted to go overboard; it could have been a really good CD.

Stadium Arcadium, the Red Hot Chili Peppers' ninth studio album, offers 28 diverse tracks with notable funk and rock elements. Despite some filler, the album shines through its standout songs and stylistic variety. The reviewer highlights a personal curated tracklist of 18 strong songs, praising the band's artistic effort while noting that the double album format leads to some inconsistency. Overall, it's a successful but somewhat overambitious release. Dive into the diverse sounds of Stadium Arcadium and discover why this double album remains a memorable Red Hot Chili Peppers release.

 "My once unusual, intelligent, and sharp friend was suddenly turning into a posing charmer of eager maidens."

 "'Morning View' marked the beginning of the end of my short but intense friendship with Incubus."

This review chronicles the reviewer’s initial admiration for Incubus and their groundbreaking early work. However, 'Morning View' is seen as a commercial step back, marked by shallow lyrics and lack of artistic honesty. While some songs show promise, the album overall disappoints and signals a decline in the band’s creative integrity. The reviewer regrets the transformation and ultimate loss of connection with the band. Discover why Morning View divided fans and explore Incubus’ evolution through this detailed review.