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 It too is a young lad for me and has a lot it wants to show, even if in the end it turns out to be quite monotonous for most, given the large number of songs: 69.

 I recommend it to all lovers, to those who like someone, to those who love indie-pop music, or carefree music without too many expectations.

The reviewer shares a personal and emotional connection with The Magnetic Fields' triple album 69 Love Songs. Released the same year as the reviewer’s birth, the album has been a constant companion through youth, despite its vast length causing moments of monotony. The album’s exploration of love is praised, with recommendations for newcomers to start with standout tracks like 'Papa Was A Rodeo' and 'The Book Of Love.' The reviewer ultimately bids a nostalgic farewell to this monumental work. Dive into The Magnetic Fields’ iconic 69 Love Songs and explore the rich world of indie pop and love stories today!

 The footage now enjoys a cleanliness never seen before.

 Highly recommended to all those who listen to... ladies and gentlemen... The Beatles!

The Beatles 1+ is a definitive compilation of over 50 restored videos including 27 number-one hits from 1962 to 1969. It features rare, high-quality footage and previously unreleased versions, all remastered in Full HD up to 4K. The collection enriches classic Rock fans' libraries with vivid colors and improved audio, especially notable in live tracks like 'Revolution.' A must-have for Beatles enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive visual and auditory experience. Dive into the timeless world of The Beatles with the 1+ collection—watch, listen, and rediscover classic hits like never before!

 "The King Of Limbs is the most underrated album by Radiohead and possibly one of the best."

 "If the 2007 album was an explosion of colors, this is the absolute limbo, but they have one thing in common, the technique and professionalism that Radiohead have approached in recent years."

The review considers The King of Limbs as Radiohead's most underrated album and one of their best works. It highlights the complex electronic rhythms and dark tones throughout the tracks. The author draws comparisons to previous Radiohead albums, appreciating the technical skill and professionalism. Specific songs like 'Bloom,' 'Lotus Flower,' and 'Feral' are praised, while 'Give Up The Ghost' is viewed as weaker. The review also recommends watching the live 'From The Basement' performance. Dive into Radiohead’s The King of Limbs and experience this underrated gem now!