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 This album is so full of ups and downs that it’s hard to get a clear idea of it.

 I recommend only to Megadeth fans ... this will require many listens and a lot of patience.

The review of Megadeth's Th1rt3en album expresses mixed feelings about its quality, noting strong moments alongside mediocre and recycled tracks. While the musicianship is solid, performances sometimes feel cold or flat. The reviewer recommends the album mostly to dedicated fans, suggesting it requires patience and multiple listens. The strained relationship with the band’s label and reused songs contribute to the album’s uneven impact. Explore Megadeth's Th1rt3en and decide if its mix of thrash and hard rock resonates with you!

 It is melodic rock that is very smooth, yet at the same time hard and powerful, in full ’80s style.

 "Photograph" is unique, from the captivating opening riff to Steve Clark’s emblematic heavy solo.

This in-depth review highlights Def Leppard's 1983 album Pyromania as a landmark 80s hard rock record achieving massive commercial and critical success. The album blends hard rock, metal, and radio-friendly AOR styles with rich choruses and memorable riffs. Standout tracks like "Photograph" and "Rock of Ages" showcase the band’s energy and melodic prowess. The review also honors drummer Rick Allen’s contribution before his tragic accident, emphasizing the album’s lasting influence on rock music. Listen to Def Leppard’s Pyromania now and experience one of the most iconic 80s rock albums ever made!

 Shake Your Money Maker is one of the few albums that enter not just my brain but also my heart.

 The Black Crowes offer an essential rock, raw, hard, yet easy to listen to for everyone.

This review praises The Black Crowes' 1990 debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, as a powerful revival of southern rock during a transitional time in the rock scene. Blending raw rock with blues influences, the album stands out through memorable tracks like Hard to Handle and She Talks To Angels. The reviewer highlights the band's roots and impact on the genre, recommending it widely to rock fans. Rated highly, the album is described as both cerebral and heartfelt. Discover the raw power of southern rock revival—listen to Shake Your Money Maker now!