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 From the Stooges, they inherited the monolithic sound, from MC5 the rebellious stance; the Dogs added abundant doses of raw rock'n'roll and a touch of heavy psychedelia.

 "John Rock'n'Roll Sinclair" is blood and sweat, passion and fury, a rasping voice, and a screaming guitar, rock’n’roll in its rawest and truest essence.

The Dogs' album Fed Up is a powerful proto-punk record rooted in Detroit's iconic 70s punk scene. Influenced heavily by the Stooges and MC5, it delivers raw rock'n'roll energy with touches of heavy psychedelia. The album features standout tracks like "John Rock'n'Roll Sinclair" and "Slash Your Face," which are seminal in the punk and hardcore lineage. Overall, it's a must-have for enthusiasts of amphetamine punk and raw rock. Dive into the raw energy of The Dogs' Fed Up and experience a cornerstone of Detroit's proto-punk legacy!

 A strum like Dave’s hadn’t been heard since the days of Chuck Berry, and a voice that rocks and rolls like Phil’s not heard since Elvis basked happily in the sun.

 The Blasters played pure and simple American music but did it in a subversive way.

The review praises The Blasters' debut album for successfully blending traditional American roots music with punk energy. It highlights the distinctive talents of the Alvin brothers and their bandmates, emphasizing their passionate and subversive approach. The album is portrayed as a must-listen for fans of classic rock and roots revival. Despite a poor album cover design, the music itself shines with authenticity and excitement. Listen to The Blasters' debut album now and experience a thrilling fusion of roots rock and punk energy!

 Wonderful, so wonderful as to make ordinary mortals like me uncomfortable, who only manage to partially comprehend the greatness of a Van Morrison.

 Van’s voice narrating joy and pain, smiles and tears, of sunny California and green Ireland, like no one else can do, neither then nor now.

This review celebrates Van Morrison's live double album 'It's Too Late To Stop Now' as a crowning achievement of his golden period. While some studio albums like 'Astral Weeks' may contain a unique atmosphere, the energy, passion, and musicianship featured here shine brightly. The album captures unforgettable live versions of classics such as 'Caravan' and 'Cyprus Avenue,' with the support of the vibrant Caledonia Soul Orchestra. It is praised for showcasing Van Morrison's remarkable vocal storytelling and his ability to convey joy and pain live. Dive into Van Morrison's legendary live album and experience the passion and power of 'It's Too Late To Stop Now' today!

 I consider them the most credible current incarnation of the original rebellious spirit that animates rock’n’roll.

 When a musician is willing to endure the extreme consequences of their belief, there is nothing to do but give them credit and acknowledge the utmost respect.

This review praises Pussy Riot not for their music, but for their embodiment of rock’n’roll’s original rebellious spirit. It highlights their courage and commitment to freedom, acknowledging them as a powerful symbol of protest. The reviewer applauds their willingness to face extreme consequences for their beliefs. Explore Pussy Riot’s fearless spirit and stand with the rebellious heart of rock’n’roll—listen and be inspired!

 "Eighties Colours Vol. 2 is a record that rocks everything and stops at no obstacle."

 "The Sleeves...the most flavorful slice of Paisley Underground transplanted to the Old Continent."

Eighties Colours Vol. 2 successfully follows the excitement of its acclaimed predecessor, showcasing powerful Italian garage and underground rock. Featuring legendary bands like the Sleeves and vibrant new acts, the compilation captures the raw energy and passion of the 80s rock scene. From psychedelic influences to gritty garage beats, the album is praised for its craftsmanship and nostalgic value. It's a must-listen for fans seeking authentic rock experiences. Dive into Eighties Colours Vol. 2 and experience the raw spirit of Italian 80s garage rock—listen now and discover hidden rock gems!

 "It’s best to first clear up the misconception of ‘Eighties Colours’ being the manifesto of the tricolor garage revival: not true for the style, because all the colors of 1980s Italian music are mixed in these records."

 "What remains in your hands is a record to be listened to endlessly, with the awareness that these ten groups and these ten tracks have started to write an important story that will last for a long time..."

Eighties Colours is a vibrant compilation capturing the essence of Italy's 80s underground rock scene. With raw garage punk, mod, and psychedelic sounds, it showcases seminal bands like Sick Rose and Party Kidz. The album reflects a passionate and formative era marked by youthful energy and stylistic variety. It remains an essential record for fans of alternative Italian rock history. Dive into Eighties Colours and experience the raw energy of Italy's 80s underground rock scene—listen now and rediscover these timeless gems!

 "There are albums that surprise me like the first warmth of spring: 'The Sons Of Intemperance Offering' by Phil Cody is one of them."

 "Without being a masterpiece, one of those albums that definitely puts you in a good mood."

Phil Cody’s album The Sons Of Intemperance Offering pleasantly surprises with its honest and simple music. It blends Americana with rock and country elements, reminiscent of the Jayhawks and Counting Crows. The album features diverse instrumentation and moods, from melancholy to fun. Though not a masterpiece, it effectively creates a good mood. Listen to Phil Cody’s The Sons Of Intemperance Offering and experience its honest Americana charm today!

 "What a masterpiece it is, 'Came Into Town'."

 "Electric Peace are heavily metallic, yes, but in the way of the extraordinary 'Cranking Into Oblivion'."

Electric Peace’s Medieval Mosquito is an intense and visionary hard rock album that fuses psychotic blues with powerful storytelling. The review highlights the standout track 'Came Into Town,' noting its dark narrative and emotional depth. The album draws musical parallels to Deep Purple, The Doors, and early Soundgarden, yet remains uniquely original. Despite its brilliance, Electric Peace remains an underrated groundbreaking band. Dive into Electric Peace’s Medieval Mosquito and experience raw, visionary hard rock like never before!

 "They have pilfered home recordings of Joey’s voice, gathered a bunch of people who had nothing better to do and built songs around them."

 "The only reason to buy the album is to know who else is involved, to send them such dedication."

The review criticizes the posthumous album ..Ya Know? by Joey Ramone, describing it as a poorly constructed collection of home recordings with little respect to the artist's legacy. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the involvement of Joey's brother and the overall production effort. The album is seen as a travesty and unworthy of serious attention, better to remember Joey Ramone as he was. Read the full review to see why..Ya Know? misses the mark as a Joey Ramone tribute.

 Inside Out is one of the cornerstone albums of the mid-Eighties garage revival, and unfortunately one of the least known.

 The manic love for the Stooges explodes right in Live At The Forum, no longer restrained by the inhibitions of the Sixties garage to hold back the passion.

Inside Out by The Miracle Workers is a key mid-80s garage revival album deeply rooted in Stooges and proto-punk traditions. The review praises its raw energy and authentic sound, noting the band’s dedication to garage-punk and its influential covers. Despite an unattractive album cover and lack of widespread popularity, Inside Out stands as a must-listen for fans of the genre and era. Listen to Inside Out and explore the raw power of 80s garage punk revival!