Lao Tze

 "'Anywhere' is a modest record, very modest, at times embarrassing when compared to what many English-speaking bands were doing in the '70s."

 "The singer attempts high notes, a poor man's Jack Bruce... here the limit of decency is largely exceeded."

This review critically examines Flower Travellin' Band's debut album 'Anywhere,' describing it as modest and often embarrassing when compared to contemporaries. The vocals are a major point of complaint, alongside performances that fall short of originals. Noteworthy is the cover of 'Black Sabbath,' which stands out, though still lacking. Overall, the album is seen as a barely salvageable record that doesn't exceed sufficiency. Explore the roots of Flower Travellin' Band and hear their humble beginnings on 'Anywhere'—listen now and form your own impression!

 "Don't tell me I can't lose what I don't have, because I can lose everything I want."

 Carla Bley with her French accent makes this 'India Song' night-club version something grand, unforgettable.

Kip Hanrahan's debut album Coup De Tete merges jazz, Latin, and avant-garde styles with contributions from renowned musicians like Carla Bley and Teo Macero. The review reflects on Hanrahan's background and the unique musical collaborations that shape this eclectic record. It highlights the album's ambitious fusion and creative experimentation. Although the album is seen as a moment of artistic madness, it leaves a strong impression as an original and daring debut. Discover the boundary-pushing sounds of Kip Hanrahan's Coup De Tete—listen now and dive into its rich jazz and Latin fusion!

 A well-landed kick in the balls, a slap in the face, one of those stinging ones, the kind that lingers.

 This is not confused anger, this is not simple teenage venting, here the ideas are clear - all too clear.

Gang Of Four's 'Entertainment!' is a fierce and revolutionary album that redefines political music with a sharp, bristly post-punk sound. More than just anger or teenage rebellion, its powerful ideas and radical lyrics make it a manifesto for the British New Left and beyond. With distinctive bass and guitar work, the album represents a key bridge between Hendrix's funk and Talking Heads' experimental new wave. Listen to Gang Of Four’s 'Entertainment!' and experience a revolutionary post-punk milestone today!

 Sadistic ruthless eardrum violators... running but not knowing where.

 Then suddenly the rhythm slows and explodes/burns infernos of noise without a slit without an exit without breath.

This review of King Crimson’s 'Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984' immerses the reader in a vivid, colorful auditory experience. It emphasizes the album's intense rhythms, shifting sonic textures, and emotional impact. The reviewer praises the complexity and atmospheric power of the live performance, highlighting distinctive instruments like the Chapman Stick. Ultimately, the review conveys a deep appreciation for this classic progressive rock recording. Dive into King Crimson’s electrifying live album and experience the intense sonic colors of Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984 now!

 A music that is hope, that is patience, that is an eternal departure and travels well on medium waves and frequency modulation.

 I will die from so much love, all the more because there are people who hate me for one-hour loves and those who still look for me.

This reflective and emotional review explores Ivano Fossati’s album 'La mia banda suona il rock,' touching on personal transformations, nostalgic memories, and hope. The reviewer relates deeply to the poetic storytelling and the album’s connection to life’s ups and downs. Though not the artist's best, the album holds a strong sentimental value. The review concludes with a touching dedication to a lost friend. Discover the poetic depth of Ivano Fossati’s rock album – listen now and feel the journey of hope and change.

 The sixth is the one I like the most. And there’s even someone playing the guitar (!!!). His name is Adrian Belew.

 The second piece is longer than the first and also includes vocals. Who sings? Sakamoto.

This review dissects the complexity and rhythm of each track in Ryuichi Sakamoto's Left Handed Dream. The reviewer favors the sixth piece, praising its rhythmic feel and guitar work by Adrian Belew. While some tracks are noted as monotonous or less catchy, the overall rating remains favorable with a 4 out of 5. Discover the intricate rhythms and standout tracks of Left Handed Dream—listen now and find your favorite!

 Silence is sound too. Silence exists, silence is there, silence IS.

 On the fifth, MAYBE.... The fifth will be the one, I’d bet.

Taku Sugimoto's 'Opposite' challenges traditional music listening by blending silence and sound through solo guitar. The album requires multiple listens to appreciate its abstract and poetic qualities. Initial impressions may induce sleepiness, but persistence reveals a unique narrative. It is a contemplative exploration of form, absence, and ambient sound. Dive into Taku Sugimoto's 'Opposite' and experience silence as a powerful musical voice. Listen an open mind and explore the subtle dialogue of sound and quiet.