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 Fuckin’ rockin’ & fuckin’ rollin’ on a mission from God.

 A singer with balls of steel! And anyone who disagrees is obviously just jealous of his sexual drive.

This review captures the raw, energetic, and hilarious live show of Tenacious D at Forum Assago. Jack Black and Kyle Gass deliver an engaging mix of classic hits and theatrical antics. The concert's playful humor and strong rock performance left the audience satisfied. Despite minor venue inconveniences, the show showcased the band's unique charm and powerful stage presence. Dive into the wild Tenacious D live experience—watch, listen, and rock out with the masters of comedic rock!

 Root Jam is the tribute they gave themselves for their ten years on the road and a precious gift for those with ears refined by time and tempered by classic rock in all its forms.

 In all, 90 minutes of total music borrowed from the best seventies that catapults you mentally onto that Stockholm stage but with your feet soaked in the Ganges.

Root Jam is Siena Root's celebrated live album marking ten years on the road, featuring powerful analog sound and a blend of classic rock and blues. The album captures the energy of a Stockholm stage with extended jams and guest appearances, enriched by exotic instruments like sitar and flute. Offers unique acoustic rearrangements and a vivid musical journey inspired by the 70s. A must-have for fans seeking authentic live rock experiences. Listen to Root Jam now and immerse yourself in a powerful live classic rock journey with Siena Root!

 This new one from Wooden Shjips is easy and edible just right and it even leaves a bit of stardust on the shoulders of my jacket.

 West will make happy those who intend to get lost in circular and deliberately lo-fi sounds over which hovers the aura of the Morrison Hotel.

Wooden Shjips' 2011 album West delivers a focused and hypnotic psychedelic rock experience enriched with fuzz guitar and Kraut rock delay effects. The album shows a clear evolution with its subtle nods to 60s West Coast psychedelia, blending vintage influences with a fresh neo-psych pop sensibility. At 37 minutes, it offers an accessible yet immersive trip for fans of hypnotic and lo-fi sounds. It is considered by the reviewer as the band's most successful work so far. Experience Wooden Shjips' hypnotic psychedelic sound—listen to West now and dive into a hypnotic neo-psych journey!

 Wolfmother live are a damn seventies band that rocks!

 Andrew Stockdale does the star act and he does it well.

This review covers Wolfmother's live performance at Trezzo sull’Adda, capturing the band's energetic 70s-inspired hard rock style and strong stage presence. Highlights include skillful improvisations, standout contributions from bassist/keyboardist Ian Peres, and an enthusiastic crowd response. Despite minor vocal struggles on one song, overall the concert was a thrilling, nearly two-hour show with classic rock vibes and memorable renditions. The atmosphere and band chemistry created a celebration of rock's golden era. Dive into Wolfmother’s electrifying live show and relive the spirit of 70s rock—listen or catch them live next time!

 The result sounds as virile and sincere as a dated vinyl bought at a flea market.

 'Steeple' is suitable for time travelers like you and dreamers like me.

Wolf People's album 'Steeple' masterfully captures the essence of time through a sincere and vintage sound rooted in English folk rock and psychedelia. Drawing clear inspiration from iconic 60s and 70s bands like Fairport Convention and Led Zeppelin, the album offers a modern twist on classic styles. The review praises the band’s ability to channel rock’s echoes while remaining authentic. This makes 'Steeple' a compelling listen for fans of both past and contemporary folk rock. Explore Wolf People's 'Steeple'—a rich blend of classic folk rock and psychedelic sounds that transports you through time.

 Sunshine in your pocket.

 Leave your prejudices hanging on the back of the kitchen chair, take off your wristwatch, escape to the nearest countryside, and enjoy it lying on a green hill.

Avi Buffalo's 2010 self-titled debut is a bright and sunny indie-folk album rooted in sixties-inspired melodies and intricate guitar work. Lead Avigdor Zanher-Isenberg’s youthful and thoughtful songwriting combines carefree vibes with musical sophistication. The album’s charm shines especially in warm seasons and has gained recognition on college radios and from SubPop. Its blend of simplicity and musical depth makes it an enjoyable dream-pop experience. Listen to Avi Buffalo’s debut for a bright and dreamy indie-folk escape into youthful, sun-soaked melodies.

 The Black Mountain live is quite the experience when in the harder pieces McBean lets his SG spew harmonics, and I can say they fully convinced me.

 An hour and a half beautifully filled, equally dominated by ’70s-inspired HR, psychedelic folk ballads, and even a hint of prog produced by the keyboard background.

This review captures a memorable Black Mountain concert in Milan, highlighting the band's strong ’70s psychedelic rock influences and dynamic live performance. The reviewer praises both the powerful hard rock tracks and the acoustic moments, especially Amber Webber’s unique vocals. Special attention is given to the setlist, stage presence, and the communal concert atmosphere. Technical glitches and quirky details only add to the authenticity. Experience Black Mountain’s psychedelic live magic—listen to their latest album and catch them live if you can!

 The two voices, of Rachel Williams and Brett Costantino, alternately complementing each other, is the true trademark of Sleepy Sun.

 Take the ten minutes of the concluding 'Sandstorm Woman'... It’s the California desert, the optical effect of the sun on guitars modulated by wah-wah bases, harmonica, and soft choruses.

Sleepy Sun’s second album 'Fever' delivers a vibrant and nostalgic psychedelic rock experience, blending folk and electric elements reminiscent of 1960s California. The dual vocals and fuzz-laden guitars create a warm yet edgy atmosphere, evolving from their debut 'Embrace' with a lighter but equally compelling sound. The album captures the spirit of the NWOPR movement and stands out with its balance of historic influences and contemporary indie rock freshness. Listen to Sleepy Sun’s 'Fever' and experience a stunning revival of California psychedelia fused with modern indie rock vibes!

 A superb mix of cosmic rock, soundtracks of 70s horror, and deliberately vintage electronics.

 I still ask myself now and have no answer. This was the 'sensation' I felt listening to 'Spirit Animal'.

Spirit Animal by Zombi, a duo blending progressive rock and vintage electronics, delivers five lengthy instrumental tracks inspired by 70s horror soundtracks and synth pioneers. The album balances cosmic synth spirals with powerful bass and rhythmic drumming, avoiding psychedelic jams for a controlled, cinematic experience. Drawing comparisons to Tangerine Dream, Goblin, and early Genesis, Spirit Animal creates immersive soundscapes that evoke emotional tension and release. The reviewer praises the album's capacity to transport and captivate listeners with its epic and atmospheric style. Dive into Zombi's Spirit Animal and experience a cinematic prog-electronic journey you won't forget!

 The long versions of "Gypsy" and especially of "July morning" earn the album a place of honor in any discography.

 All the essentials to give a new outfit to what you already know.

This review highlights the enduring excellence of Uriah Heep’s live album recorded in January 1973. It serves as a heartfelt tribute to David Byron and praises the band's energetic live renditions, especially their improvisational skills. Emphasizing the album’s place among the greatest live rock records, it recommends familiarity with the studio originals to fully appreciate this dynamic performance. Overall, it presents the album as an essential listen for classic rock fans. Listen to Uriah Heep's Live January 1973 and experience one of rock's definitive live performances today!