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 "Play New Rose For Me" is one of the most beautiful compilations ever published, a passionate collection of reciprocal tributes.

 You will have thus understood how an emotionally deep album, Play New Rose For Me is, one of those that are no longer made nowadays.

Play New Rose For Me is a soulful and brilliantly curated compilation celebrating New Rose Records' artists. Featuring 26 heartfelt covers, it captures the spirit of classic rock and punk with exceptional passion. Highlights include performances by Alex Chilton, Howe Gelb, Jello Biafra, and Sky Saxon. More than a tribute, the album is an emotional journey into music history. Explore Play New Rose For Me and experience a heartfelt tribute to rock legends—listen to the iconic covers now!

 Leighton would rather die on the spot than put something less than honest and passionate on record.

 The Morlocks have returned with an album of originals, a great album no less.

The Morlocks' album Play Chess is hailed as a remarkable garage rock work by Leighton Koizumi, who deeply personalizes classic Chess Records covers. Despite initial skepticism about a cover album, the review praises Koizumi's passionate and authentic approach, reinforcing his status as a garage rock icon. The album is seen as a powerful comeback and a testament to his lasting influence. Listen to The Morlocks Play Chess and experience Leighton Koizumi's garage rock genius today!

 "The title track impresses the most and announces to the world that the Lime Spiders are a group destined to leave a deep mark in the history of garage-punk."

 "Sometimes, it really takes little to guarantee immortality."

This review celebrates the Lime Spiders’ early 80s garage punk singles '25th Hour' and 'Slave Girl' as raw, energetic, and influential works. Produced by Rob Younger, these tracks blend acid psychedelia and proto-punk, earning praise for their authenticity. Despite some lineup changes and later works, the singles stand as timeless highlights in garage punk. The anthology 'Nine Miles High' compiles their best from 1983 to 1990. Dive into the gritty world of 80s garage punk—listen to Lime Spiders’ iconic singles and rediscover a punk rock gem!

 There is a physical and irrational force that animates 'Going Back To Coventry,' folk-punk at its peak; a force that drives you to jump and scream at the top of your lungs.

 'Shirt Of Blue' is a splendid ballad that recalls the strike of the British miners... For me, the only possible comment is that Billy Bragg couldn’t have done better.

This review praises The Men They Couldn’t Hang’s album How Green Is The Valley for its mature sound and emotional storytelling. Highlights include the energetic folk-punk track 'Going Back To Coventry' and the poignant ballad 'Shirt Of Blue,' inspired by the British miners’ strike. The review situates the band within the 1980s folk-punk scene and compares their storytelling to Billy Bragg's. Overall, the album is seen as a compact, powerful work that resonates deeply. Listen to how folk-punk meets powerful storytelling in 'How Green Is The Valley'—discover these timeless tracks now!

 The 2009 record is something entirely different compared to the 1986 version: the first is as explosive and dynamic as the second is dull and muffled.

 Not Moving are among the greatest bands to have ever graced the Italian soil, though plagued by an unlucky fate denying them visibility and recognition.

Not Moving’s Sinnermen stands out as a rare and explosive fusion of punk, rockabilly, blues, and psychedelia from the early 1980s Italian scene. Despite initial setbacks due to an unauthorized remix, the 2009 reissue restored its original dynamic power. Featuring veterans from the Italian hardcore scene, the album draws favorable comparisons with influential American bands like Gun Club and X. Sinnermen remains a key representation of raw, rebellious rock music that defied the intellectual trends of its time. Explore Not Moving’s Sinnermen to experience the raw energy and timeless spirit of Italian punk rock’s hidden gem.

 What the Sonics did with rock’n’roll, the Shadows Of Knight did with the blues.

 The boys really know what they’re doing, it’s evident.

The review highlights The Shadows Of Knight's debut album 'Gloria' as a fundamental work that helped define garage rock's intense bluesy spirit. It praises the band's youthful energy, the powerful reinterpretation of blues standards, and their original compositions. The album's raw vigor is likened to punk, emphasizing the lasting influence on garage music culture. There's also a heartfelt dedication to a friend, enhancing the personal connection to the band and genre. Dive into 'Gloria' and discover the raw power that shaped garage blues music – listen now and experience a true 60s classic!

 The resulting album is, indeed, “Mean Time”, in my humble opinion one of the absolute peaks of the neo-sixties, and simply one of the most beautiful albums of the Eighties.

 Each of the tracks on the list would deserve a comment on its own, confirming the group's multifaceted spirit and the zenith they reached.

The Barracudas’ 1983 album 'Mean Time' stands as a high point of the neo-sixties revival, blending surf, psychedelia, and garage rock with lasting appeal. Despite minimal commercial success, its inspired songwriting and diverse stylistic elements earned it cult status. The album reflects the band's musical evolution and solid lineup, including guitarist Chris Wilson. 'Mean Time' remains a hidden classic deserving wider recognition among 80s rock enthusiasts. Explore The Barracudas’ 'Mean Time' and rediscover a timeless neo-sixties rock masterpiece today!

 If you need a reason to buy this disc, perhaps you don’t know it, but you already have it: in 'Bloodied But Unbowed,' at track no. 8 is precisely the aforementioned 'I Don’t Give A Shit.'

 Anyone who, at the time, missed the original vinyl release now has the opportunity to make up for it, considering that all the hidden wonders have been brought to light in 'Bloodied But Unbowed,' a monument to an antagonist punk rock of other times.

This review highlights D.O.A.'s album 'Bloodied But Unbowed' as a definitive collection of raw and impactful punk music. Drawing heavily from the band's seminal early works, the album delivers energetic tracks combining humor with socio-political awareness. Key songs such as 'I Don’t Give A Shit' and 'Rich Bitch' reflect the band's irreverence and influence on punk rock history. Overall, it is praised as a must-have for fans of authentic 70s and 80s punk. Dive into the raw, rebellious spirit of D.O.A.'s Bloodied But Unbowed—listen now and experience punk rock history!

 "The Real Kids can undoubtedly be considered a punk album in sound and attitude, but its ideology is radically opposed to the slogan 'No Elvis, Beatles or The Rolling Stones' of Clash fame."

 "Anyone who loves that kind of sound will not be able to resist the twelve tracks included in this album, starting with the initial 'All Kindsa Girls', an extraordinary example of ante litteram power-pop."

The review highlights The Real Kids' 1977 self-titled album as a seminal garage punk record rooted in traditional rock'n'roll. Drawing comparisons to acts like the Ramones and Modern Lovers, the album offers a blend of punk attitude with vintage influences. Standout tracks like 'All Kindsa Girls' and 'Reggae Reggae' showcase the band’s energy and versatility. Recommended for fans of classic punk and 50s rock revival. Dive into the raw energy and classic rock'n'roll spirit of The Real Kids' 1977 album today!

 Gaunt was a simply DE-VA-STATING band!

 It undoubtedly sounds good and will sound so to anyone who identifies good with an orgy of distortion and feedback that unfolds across fourteen tracks.

Gaunt's debut album 'I Can See Your Mom From Here' is a fierce and relentless example of 90s low-fidelity punk. Fueled by intense distortion, energetic rhythms, and memorable punk anthems, it captures the spirit of the Ohio punk scene. Produced by Steve Albini and released on the cult label Crypt Records, the album delivers raw power and authentic garage rock vibes. The review reflects on the band's influence and the tragic loss of their frontman Jerry Wick. Listen to Gaunt's raw punk energy now and dive into a powerful 90s punk rock experience!