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 Because if it’s Funky, it makes you twirl. Little feet fly and soar in the air.

 For me, he’s the King of the Hammond, because the funkier it is, the more it makes you go overboard.

This review praises Booker T. & The MG's 1962 album Green Onions as a quintessential funk masterpiece. The author highlights the infectious groove, Booker T. Jones's Hammond organ skills, and the timeless appeal that encourages dancing and joy. The record is celebrated as a vintage classic deserving recognition. It evokes vivid imagery of carefree driving and pure musical delight. Listen now to Booker T. & The MG's Green Onions and experience the ultimate funk groove!

 The monster killed Georgie, Bill’s little brother. Bill swore revenge. Together with his playmates, he created the Losers Club.

 The novel is the truth inside the lie, and the truth of this novel is simple: magic exists...

The review praises Stephen King's It as a masterpiece of horror literature, emphasizing its powerful exploration of childhood fears and memories. The story revolves around seven children fighting the terrifying entity Pennywise in the town of Derry. Themes of nostalgia, trauma, and the loss of innocence interweave with a supernatural battle against evil. The reviewer highlights the novel’s lasting emotional impact and profound messages about growing up and facing fear. Dive into the chilling world of Stephen King's It and uncover the magic and terror hidden within childhood fears. Read or listen now!

 To the silly question "but does magic exist?" you can now answer as if your most basic information depended on it: Yes damn, Yes - it feels like being among the audience.

 Sit in your car, get comfortable in the seat, pull the handbrake, and let Heroin run - physically your car will remain still, but here it feels like being on a spaceship.

This review captures the raw, unfiltered energy of The Velvet Underground's 1969 live shows recorded by Robert Quine. Despite John Cale's absence, the band delivers powerful performances, especially highlighting tracks like Sister Ray and Heroin. The recordings bring listeners into the atmosphere of the late '60s rock scene, evoking vivid imagery and strong emotional responses. Highly recommended for fans seeking authentic, immersive live rock experiences. Discover the raw power of The Velvet Underground live – listen to The Quine Tapes and experience rock history firsthand!

 Joyce’s writing is all the more complex because he mixes the actions of the characters with their thoughts, as if they were one and the same.

 "...Oh and the sea the sea sometimes crimson like fire and the glorious sunsets... and yes I said yes, I will Yes."

This review dives deep into James Joyce's Ulysses, highlighting its revolutionary narrative style and profound psychological depth. It explores the novel's intricate depiction of characters' minds blending with their actions, and its thematic richness drawn from Irish culture and Homeric echoes. The reviewer celebrates the novel's complexity and emotional resonance, emphasizing its portrayal of love, exile, and identity. The loving conclusion focuses on Molly Bloom's famous soliloquy, cementing the work's status as a masterpiece. Explore the depths of James Joyce's Ulysses—read, listen, and experience this masterpiece of literary innovation.

 Harry, you are a wizard. And he had made a farting trumpet of his rear.

 Hogwarts school... can boast a much lower number of bullying and devastation than any Italian school, and nowadays that’s a record.

This review offers a humorous and informal look at J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. It highlights key characters such as Harry, Hermione, and Voldemort with a sarcastic and playful style. The magical setting of Hogwarts and the unfolding plot are described with wit and charm, although the reviewer remains critical at times. Ultimately, it's a lighthearted take aimed at entertaining rather than serious analysis. Dive into this witty review and discover the magical misadventures of Harry Potter today!

 Ornette invented a new language in jazz, and this record is the proof.

 Few sections were written before entering the studio... what we get to enjoy is the one and only take of the work. And it is perfect.

Ornette Coleman’s 1961 album 'Free Jazz: A Collective Improvvisation' broke traditional jazz boundaries with a nearly 40-minute continuous improvisation by a double quartet. Despite initial bewilderment from audiences, the record is now recognized as a pioneering masterpiece that introduced a new language in jazz. Notably, the album was recorded in one perfect take with minimal pre-written structure, showcasing bold experimentation and emotional expression alongside musicians like Eric Dolphy. This iconic work reshaped the future of jazz. Listen to Ornette Coleman’s revolutionary Free Jazz and experience the birth of a new jazz language.

 My thoughts come faster than the hand that has to write them down, like when I wrote Hard Rain... damn, I thought I wouldn’t be able to write down everything that crossed my mind.

 In the room, there’s a sign that says SILENCE; No one respects it: I believe this is what makes people different from signs.

This review dives into Bob Dylan's 'Tarantula' as a surreal, poetic work that defies traditional book formats. Embracing a stream of consciousness approach, Dylan blends wordplay with sharp social commentary. The reviewer appreciates its complexity and humor, likening it to a challenging yet rewarding experience. References to literary influences and 1960s culture enrich the analysis. Dive into Bob Dylan's Tarantula and experience a wild, poetic ride through his mind—discover a book that breaks all the rules!

 You wanna know how to rhyme you better learn how to add, It’s mathematics.

 See, because the world isn’t divided into black/white - black is on both sides, precisely.

The review praises Mos Def’s 'Mathematics' for its insightful social and political commentary wrapped in clever wordplay and deep metaphors. It highlights the sharp production by DJ Premier and the artist’s ability to address complex issues like racial tension, fear, and the commodification of rap. The song reflects on the realities of urban life and challenges mainstream rap stereotypes. Mos Def’s work is seen as an authentic and intellectually rich contribution to hip hop. Dive into Mos Def’s 'Mathematics' for a powerful rap experience that blends truth with masterful lyricism.

 One of the most freakish albums in the entire hip-hop scene sees the light, in the Eternal city of the genre: New York, the Big Apple.

 Of course, if it’s ALSO produced by El-P, what else can come out but a f-u-c-k-i-n-g masterpiece?

Company Flow's 1997 album Funcrusher Plus is celebrated as a groundbreaking and timeless piece in the hip-hop genre. Produced by El-P, the album features complex lyrics and minimalistic beats that captivate listeners. It represents an underground classic that remains influential and fresh after countless listens. The review praises the album's uniqueness and enduring appeal in the New York hip-hop scene. Dive into Company Flow's Funcrusher Plus and experience a timeless hip-hop classic that redefined the genre.

 A must-see for every Rock lover. A documentary with some serious balls.

 Play It Fucking L-L-L-Looud! Absolutely.

This review praises Martin Scorsese's documentary No Direction Home for its intimate and raw portrayal of Bob Dylan’s turbulent early career. Highlighting moments like Dylan’s controversial electric set and his defiant attitude, the review captures the cultural resistance he faced. The reviewer admires the film’s honesty and its significance to rock music lovers, calling it a must-see. It celebrates Dylan’s impact and the spirit of change during the 1960s music scene. Dive into Martin Scorsese’s No Direction Home and experience Bob Dylan’s legendary journey—stream it now and feel the rock revolution!