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 Bowie said that Ronson had a provocatively masculine personality, so together they formed the yin and the yang of the band.

 When I watch how he eats Bowie alive ... I see many things, not exactly nice regarding David. For the rest... I hear Mick!

This heartfelt review celebrates Mick Ronson’s distinctive guitar sound and his generous spirit behind iconic collaborations with David Bowie and others. The reviewer highlights Ronson's lesser-known contributions and generous nature, emphasizing his pivotal role in glam rock history. A live rendition of Space Oddity is noted for showcasing Ronson's standout performance. The review balances admiration for Ronson with affectionate references to Bowie’s talents. Listen to Mick Ronson's legendary guitar work on Space Oddity and explore his influential legacy in rock history!

 A phrase comes to mind about the dark and muddy depths of the lagoon. Awakening of malevolent marine entities from their long slumber.

 "Never Born" greets us with a sound of unimaginable heaviness; possessed guitars, creators of an underground, down-tuned sound that immediately reminds me of the solemn beginnings of Cathedral.

MUON's 'Gobi Domog' delivers a deeply atmospheric and powerful stoner-heavy-doom experience. The album evokes vivid dark and aquatic imagery, blending crushing riffs with psychedelic interludes. Comparisons to classic doom pioneers and experimental acts highlight its unique yet familiar sound. Its intensity and haunting mood leave a lasting impression on the listener. Dive into the murky depths of MUON's 'Gobi Domog'—listen now and experience this hauntingly powerful doom masterpiece!

 If I leave you it doesn’t mean I love you any less.

 It’s a beautiful album. It has moments of intimate sweetness but not only those. It is beautiful and simple. Like wearing a man’s white shirt.

The review reflects on Warren Zevon's last album, The Wind, highlighting its intimate sweetness and emotional depth. It compares the album’s simplicity and beauty to the timelessness of a man’s white shirt. The songs express farewell without bitterness but with tenderness and hope. The reviewer encourages listeners to experience the full album for its heartfelt qualities. Listen to Warren Zevon's The Wind and feel the intimate farewell in his last heartfelt songs.

 You fall in love with movies and film characters, and Barbarella is certainly not a masterpiece, but she captivated me.

 She destroys the torture machine because she lives this thing as an experience, does not reject, explores. And wins.

The review embraces the film Barbarella as a charming, if imperfect, sci-fi cult classic full of sixties pop flavor. Jane Fonda's captivating presence and the film's playful approach to sexuality and adventure stand out. Though the film loses rhythm at times, its quirky characters and visual style keep it engaging. The reviewer highlights Barbarella's curiosity, innocence, and boldness as the heart of the movie. Dive into the psychedelic world of Barbarella and discover a cult sci-fi adventure like no other!