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 With their knobby farmer’s fingers, accustomed to tearing patches of earth from the desert, Toumani and Farka strike, pluck, and caress the strings of their instruments, and as if by magic, the spirits gather; mythical stories unfold.

 A tight and magical—there’s truly no more adequate adjective—dialogue that gives life to twelve instrumental panels of crystalline and mysterious beauty.

The review praises the enchanting instrumental album "In The Heart Of The Moon" by Ali Farka Touré and Toumani Diabaté. It highlights the magical interplay between the two masters, describing the music as crystalline and mysterious, evoking mythical stories and spirits. The supporting contributions from Ry and Joachim Cooder add subtle depth without overshadowing the African essence. Overall, it's an exquisite expression of mutual respect and musical mastery. Discover the mystical sounds of Ali Farka Touré & Toumani Diabaté – listen to In The Heart Of The Moon now!

 With Revolver, they really started to get serious.

 Tomorrow Never Knows still sounds modern today, a cross between the Chemical Brothers and the minimalist electronics of Radiohead.

This review praises The Beatles' Revolver as a seminal 1966 album blending blues rock, psychedelia, pop, and experimental studio effects. It acknowledges the band's huge cultural impact, their role in music synthesis, and highlights Revolver's significance over even Sgt. Pepper. The review also discusses the broader music environment of the 60s and the individual contributions of Beatles members. Despite some minor criticism, the overall sentiment is a deep respect for the album's pioneering spirit and lasting legacy. Explore The Beatles' Revolver and experience the groundbreaking sounds that shaped modern music!