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 Michael Jackson represents the anti-musical par excellence.

 ‘She’s Out Of My Life’ is the most syrupy and stupid thing you can conceive, the anti-music par excellence.

This review delivers a strongly negative critique of Michael Jackson's album Off The Wall. The author expresses disdain for Jackson's voice and musical style, dismissing the album's tracks as pointless and poorly crafted. Despite acknowledging the album's popularity and critical acclaim elsewhere, the reviewer remains firmly critical and challenges fan idolatry. The review reads as both a personal vent and a confrontational musical analysis. Read this provocative review and decide for yourself if Off The Wall lives up to its legend.

 "Weasels Ripped My Flesh is a beautiful album, even with all the debts you want towards free-jazz."

 "Zappa and Beefheart were two complementary geniuses."

Weasels Ripped My Flesh, released in 1970, reflects Frank Zappa's peak creativity and a jazz-influenced experimental period of the Mothers of Invention. The album blends free jazz, avant-garde sounds, and rock, showcasing Zappa's and Captain Beefheart’s complementary genius. While not Zappa's absolute best, the album stands as a brilliant and essential experimental work. Highlights include 'The Eric Dolphy's Memorial Barbecue' and the iconic 'My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama.' Dive into Frank Zappa's groundbreaking Weasels Ripped My Flesh and experience a unique blend of jazz and experimental rock today!

 Chaos reigns; but the Surfers made this chaos even into a philosophical-existential condition.

 In just these 18 minutes, these damn surfers managed to say much more than any modern singer could say within a lengthy 50 minutes.

The review praises Butthole Surfers’ self-titled debut as a chaotic, philosophical, and highly original album that remains underrated despite its influence. It highlights the album’s raw energy, sonic experiments, and powerful tracks like "Hey" and "Wichita Cathedral." In just 18 minutes, the band conveys more artistic depth than many longer modern albums. The review considers this debut an immensely important yet often overlooked work in rock history. Discover the chaotic brilliance of Butthole Surfers’ debut—listen now and experience a hidden rock masterpiece!