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 Despite the ultra-technique, despite the desire to parody without being funny, despite Phish never really having a defined musical identity (to my ears), this is an album of songs. And beautiful songs at that.

 Sometimes I wonder why. The why is the simplest of all: because… this is an album of songs.

 Explore Phish’s 'Rift' and discover a richly layered album that grows on you with every listen.

 The Culture Club, by their very nature, are the classic band you listen to just like that, just because.

 Sometimes the eye falls and the finger presses Play...

 Dive into the colorful world of Culture Club and experience the upbeat charm of Colour By Numbers today!

 Upgrade & Afterlife is an excellent synthesis of the musical approaches of the two guys mentioned ad nauseam in the previous lines.

 Taken at the wrong time, feels like an anvil on your balls. Something that is now far from post-hardcore and that frighteningly approaches the avant-garde of classical music.

 Dive into Gastr Del Sol's Upgrade & Afterlife for a challenging yet rewarding post-rock and avant-garde experience.

 The album sounds like a mix between Megadeth and Anthrax with a shrill and angry singer and sometimes spot-on melodies.

 If asked about the coolest thrash metal bands aside from the usual four, I’d definitely mention Testament, Dark Angel, and these Overkill.

 Dive into Overkill's 'Under The Influence' and experience a classic thrash metal ride!

 Bark is a great album, it has great songs, and it has the right atmosphere too.

 Listen to it!

 Explore Jefferson Airplane's Bark and rediscover a classic blend of psychedelia and folk that deserves a fresh listen!

 If listening to De La Soul, in general, is like taking a walk in the park in springtime, then listening to '3 Feet High And Rising', in particular, is like eating a popsicle.

 The message of De La Soul is positive and sunny, and even if positivity isn’t exactly blowing in your neck of the woods, well, it’s spring nonetheless, isn’t it?!

 Listen to De La Soul's 3 Feet High And Rising and experience a fresh, vibrant hip-hop classic today!

 'The Process of Weeding Out' is the swan song of the glorious Black Flag here as a trio, as good old Henry Rollins had now been ousted from the band.

 The absolute protagonist is, however, Ginn’s guitar which is tormented, launched into neurotic gallops at a thousand miles an hour.

 Discover the unexpected jazz-infused side of Black Flag—listen to 'The Process of Weeding Out' now and experience their daring instrumental journey!

 The sound is excellent, crafted, jazzy, relaxing, and (brace yourselves because here comes the bomb!) there’s even Ron Carter’s legendary bass pumping in Verses from the Abstract.

 Finally, we can enjoy some rap made by cool people and not like those MTV-repping pain-in-the-neck rappers.

 Dive into The Low End Theory and experience jazz-infused rap at its finest – listen now!

 Feynman was very human, a cool guy, someone who loved to laugh and felt comfortable among people.

 The book gives you an idea of what 'thinking intelligently' truly means.

 Dive into the fascinating life and mind of Richard Feynman—read, laugh, and get inspired today!

 Frank manages to integrate anything into his musical project and makes it fit as if it had always been a part of it.

 Fillmore East is therefore not one of his most exceptional live performances, but it is perfect for spending about half an hour of fun.

 Dive into this playful live classic from Frank Zappa and The Mothers—listen now and experience a unique blend of humor and rock mastery!