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 "Abandoned, withered, uprooted. Lost. This was Moammed Sceab. This is the man of the 20th century: stateless and not cosmopolitan, a stranger to everyone and himself."

 "A hope: where life condemns, Poetry saves. The Poet immortalizes where others forget."

The review deeply explores Giuseppe Ungaretti’s poem 'In memoria,' which tells the story of Moammed Sceab, a stateless man who dies in exile. It reflects on themes of displacement, identity loss, and loneliness amid rapidly changing 20th-century realities. It highlights poetry's power to immortalize forgotten lives and to give voice to silent pain. The review praises Ungaretti's emotional depth and expressive writing. Discover the moving poem by Giuseppe Ungaretti and explore the haunting story of Moammed Sceab’s exile and identity.

 "That four-letter word... was truly the cry of a generation that had had enough, of that inexplicable idiotic Indochinese massacre."

 "Minutes to spend succumbing to the fabulous acid visions of a 'Pat’s Song'... where her smile will color the sky."

This review vividly captures the defiant spirit of Country Joe and The Fish's debut album 'I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die.' The album embodies the 1967 counterculture, blending sarcastic political protest with psychedelic folk-rock. Highlights include the iconic anti-war anthem that became an emblem of its era, while deeper cuts explore themes of love, disillusionment, and musical innovation. The review reflects on the album’s lasting historical and musical significance. Listen to the timeless protest and psychedelic sound of Country Joe and The Fish’s debut album and experience the spirit of ’67.

 The macabre dance of a habitual opium smoker is a high-dose hallucinogenic journey into altered and disturbingly disturbed soundscapes.

 The Roland of "Danse Macabre" is an alchemist capable of fusing together all the indispensable elements of the project, the sublime architect of a balance resembling a perfect card castle.

Paul Roland's album Danse Macabre offers a richly textured, darkly psychedelic soundscape inspired by Victorian horror and esotericism. The review highlights Roland's unique artistic identity that defies simple genre definitions. It praises the musical blend of folk, progressive, and new wave elements with haunting storytelling. The album is recommended for fans of dark, experimental, and psychedelic music. Danse Macabre is presented as a rare and compelling work in the underground art-rock scene. Dive into the mysterious world of Paul Roland's Danse Macabre — listen now for a hypnotic fusion of gothic, psychedelic, and Victorian-inspired sounds!

 A performer with no more limits, a singer with a stratospheric command of his technical means.

 Not an absolute masterpiece, but a much more beautiful and complex record than it is said to be.

Alberto Fortis' 1981 album La Grande Grotta captures the artist at his vocal peak, blending technical mastery with poetic and ironic lyrics. The album explores themes ranging from East-West cultural shifts to personal journeys. Collaborations with renowned musicians enrich its rich soundscape. While opinions vary, the review considers it a complex and beautiful record, especially highlighting the standout tracks 'Settembre' and 'La Nenia del Salvador.' Explore Alberto Fortis' La Grande Grotta and experience a masterful blend of vocal brilliance and poetic storytelling.

 You don’t need to ask her anything, just let yourself be hypnotized and watch her as she swings a little.

 Whatever your starting point, you will not feel the need to go back.

Ai Aso's Lavender Edition offers a hypnotic and delicate acid-folk experience. The review highlights her nostalgic presence and subtle instrumentals. Although not her most famous recording, it perfectly conveys her unique, timeless style. The album invites listeners to fully immerse themselves in its enchanting soundscapes without needing prior knowledge of her work. Dive into Ai Aso's Lavender Edition and experience the hypnotic charm of acid folk from Japan today!

 Mark Lanegan was something between Jim Morrison and Jeffrey Lee Pierce, disoriented amidst the dust of a desolate no man’s land.

 Listening to these 40/41 minutes through headphones is an experience I would be incapable of describing with other words.

The review praises Screaming Trees' album Invisible Lantern as a visionary blend of psychedelic blues and raw garage-punk. Mark Lanegan’s deep, poetic vocals alongside Gary Lee Conner’s electrifying guitar create an intense and hypnotic experience. The album is recognized as a breakthrough that set the band apart from their earlier work and contributed significantly to the Seattle rock scene. Its richly textured sound invites deep listening and emotional immersion. Discover the raw power and psychedelic depth of Invisible Lantern—listen now and experience a Seattle rock classic!

 You will hear music, sinking into forty minutes of total enchantment/hypnosis.

 If pleasure (just like vice) is a closed room, surely Trey Spruance holds the key.

The review vividly describes the eerie and captivating experience of Secret Chiefs 3’s album 'Le Mani Destre Recise Degli Ultimi Uomini.' It highlights the intricate instrumentation and dark themes that create a hypnotic and immersive soundscape. The album is praised for its musical storytelling, blending influences from horror and cinematic scores. The reviewer feels a perverse pleasure and intense engagement throughout the forty-minute journey. Trey Spruance is credited as a masterful architect of this unique sonic realm. Experience the hypnotic and darkly enchanting world of Secret Chiefs 3—listen to 'Le Mani Destre Recise Degli Ultimi Uomini' now!

 Absolute manifesto of TECHNO-SHAMANISM.

 The power of this ambient perspective is in the string of a sitar just plucked and/or reverberated, compelling the reflexes to rise with superhuman vigor.

Al Gromer Khan’s 1990 album Mahogany Nights is a profound fusion of electronic and ethnic sounds that evoke the eternal mystery of the East. The album stands out as a supreme work of ambient music, blending sitar mastery, hypnotic electronics, and solemn choral arrangements. Inspired by Khan’s unique background and spiritual encounters, Mahogany Nights pushes listeners into a trance-like state of contemplation and cosmic ecstasy. It represents a high point in the emerging world music scene of the 1970s and beyond. Explore Al Gromer Khan's Mahogany Nights and experience a mesmerizing blend of cosmic ambient and techno-shamanic soundscapes.

 The sounds spoke a language to me, the sounds jolted and took shape above that spinning 33, side B just started.

 "Here it is, the electricity that BREATHES like a living thing. And the senses are masters because this is their kingdom."

The review captures the deeply emotional and immersive experience of listening to David Sylvian's 'Wave.' The music is described as a vibrant, living entity, blending evocative vocals with expansive guitar work. The reviewer reflects on personal feelings of connection and transformation, portraying the album as a metaphorical journey through water and light. Overall, 'Wave' is celebrated as a powerful and poetic sound experience. Dive into the immersive waves of David Sylvian's 'Wave'—listen now and experience music that breathes life!

 "The Band was THE Band, without there being anything arrogant or pretentious in this."

 "‘Music From Big Pink’ is the road that leads to meet unsettling and blurred characters like the stories that tell them, skeletons in the closet of an America without triumphalism."

This review honors The Band's 'Music From Big Pink' as a profoundly poetic and uniquely American album. It delves into the album’s deep storytelling, timeless sound, and the extraordinary unity of its members. The reviewer reflects on the spiritual and cultural weight carried by the music and its lasting impact on American rock. Overall, the album is portrayed as a masterpiece capturing a lost America. Discover the soulful journey of The Band’s 'Music From Big Pink'—listen now and experience the heart of American rock history.