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 The greatest drummer of all time. And never mind if the champions of technique for its own sake are turning up their noses, technique is a non-issue.

 You reach the end with the sensation of having spent half an hour in a different world, more beautiful and more gentle than ours, because everything that shouldn’t work works splendidly instead.

This review celebrates Maureen Tucker’s album Playin’ Possum as a rare and personal musical experience. Known for her minimalistic but powerful drumming with the Velvet Underground, Tucker’s solo work captures a charming, raw, and lo-fi essence. The album is full of covers and original touches, displaying her joyful and amateur spirit. The review also highlights her unique persona, blending innocence with a vital role in rock history. Overall, it praises the album's heartfelt authenticity and unconventional beauty. Discover the charm and unique rhythm of Maureen Tucker’s Playin’ Possum—listen now and experience rock history’s raw essence.

 "My Blues is You" must be danced standing still, so keep that in mind. It’s an important detail. Very important.

 "My Blues is You," obsessive and hypnotic like everything we liked back then, is a dark ballad with a fabulous and not even too icy tum-tum dance rhythm.

The review nostalgically evokes the dark wave club scene and highlights 'My Blues Is You' by Italian band Neon as a hypnotic and elegant dark ballad. The track blends melancholic moods with a subtle dance rhythm, ideal for a stationary, aesthetic dance style. Praised for its atmospheric and emotional depth, the song is positioned as a modern anthem echoing past wave memories. Overall, it celebrates the band's musical craftsmanship and evocative power. Listen to Neon's 'My Blues Is You' and dive into a hypnotic dark wave experience you won't forget.

 Two wonders and a masterpiece.

 Hedda Gabler... is a track that seems to suggest to the punks of today and yesterday... that there’s another type of rock’n’roll, even if it seems apparently more suited to concert halls.

John Cale's Animal Justice EP delivers three remarkable tracks that showcase his punk roots, artistic boldness, and musical versatility. From the raw punk energy of 'Chicken Shit' to the glam-infused 'Memphis' and the haunting radiodrama of 'Hedda Gabler,' the EP captivates with its emotional depth and unique blend of styles. The iconic 'chicken incident' performance art adds a legendary edge to the punk era vibe. This is an extraordinary and diverse rock experience from a pioneering artist. Discover John Cale's Animal Justice – listen to the punk classics and explore the haunting depths of Hedda Gabler today!

 Dreamy melancholy and vaguely sinister texture of Mr. Cale’s ballads.

 Sometimes, perhaps, you can hear the mind too much, the design of the genius.

John Cale's 'Fear' is an eclectic mix of dreamy ballads, eccentric pop, and unconventional musical experiments. The album navigates between poignant sophistication and playful, sometimes chaotic elements. While the structure is difficult to pin down, the listener is invited to embrace its unpredictability. Some moments feel intentionally silly or convoluted, yet the overall impression is that of a brilliant and idiosyncratic genius at work. Dive into John Cale's 'Fear' and experience eccentric genius wrapped in haunting melodies and playful chaos.

 "If you listen to it, the magic invades the room, the perceptual state changes."

 "It’s the ballad, beauty... a miracle... indeed two."

This review celebrates the unique magic and elegance of Lou Reed, John Cale, and Nico performing live at Bataclan in 1972. It highlights the haunting ballads, subtle chamber music vibe, and the rare collaboration of these three icons. The reviewer admires the stripped-down arrangements that reveal the core beauty of their work and praises individual solo moments. Overall, the album is described as a miracle capturing the depth of these legends. Experience the haunting brilliance of Lou Reed, John Cale & Nico's 1972 Bataclan live album—listen now and feel the magic unfold.

 The music of Joy Division is solemn, solemn and suffocated... And “Isolation”, with that Doors organ turned Kraftwerk, is pure soul cabaret wrapped in warmest cold...

 “Surrendered to self-preservation from others who care for themselves. A blindness that touches perfection but hurts like anything else”

The review delves into the emotional and lyrical complexity of Joy Division's 'Isolation', emphasizing its solemn and suffocated musical atmosphere. It highlights the song's introspective lyrics that resonate with feelings of loneliness and self-preservation. The reviewer draws poetic comparisons to Nico and Kraftwerk, capturing the haunting beauty and soul cabaret essence of the track. Ultimately, the piece celebrates 'Isolation' as a powerful expression of alienation within the post-punk scene. Discover the haunting beauty of Joy Division’s 'Isolation'—listen now and feel the soul of post-punk music.

 Patti Smith is born great.

 "Hey Joe"/"Piss Factory," the first forty-five, is already a little masterpiece, the work of an artist perfectly in control of her style and with a very, very clear goal.

The review reflects on Patti Smith’s unique blend of poetry and rock, highlighting the emotional storytelling woven through her first single, Hey Joe / Piss Factory. The author admires Smith’s ability to transform a classic song with added layers referencing Patty Hearst’s story, while Piss Factory offers raw, intense social commentary. The review also touches on Smith’s early struggles, her iconic presence, and why her music remains a lifeline during tough times. Overall, it celebrates her as a pioneering artist and poet. Dive into Patti Smith’s poetic rock world—listen to Hey Joe / Piss Factory and experience music as a powerful story of escape and rebellion.

 "Gloria represents the magic of the beginning. And nothing, nothing is more important than the beginning."

 "Van Morrison... a kind of Rotten slightly overweight with the voice of a god."

This review praises Them's debut album 'The Angry Young Them' as a vital cornerstone of rock'n'roll history, led by Van Morrison's distinctive voice and raw energy. It reflects on the album's connection to early 60s British R&B and soul, and its legacy influencing later punk and garage rock scenes. The reviewer highlights key tracks like 'Gloria' and 'Mystic Eyes' while embracing the album's imperfect but authentic vibe. Overall, the record is celebrated as a powerful and timeless musical beginning. Dive into the raw power of Them's debut and experience the fiery beginnings of rock'n'roll—listen now!

 A revelation that gently whispers in your ears. And a kind of lightness that invades you with just a hint of acid...

 It’s one of those beautiful sixties rides that make you lose your mind.

Mystic Tide's album 'Solid sound, solid ground' offers a unique and immersive 60s psychedelic rock experience, blending surf and garage rock elements. The early tracks provide a gentle, acid-tinged lightness, while later songs intensify with a mix of influences from the Zombies, Them, and early Pink Floyd. Joe Docko's guitar shines throughout, creating a nostalgic yet fresh sound. Though the 90s material is less praised, the album remains a cherished ride into psychedelic madness. Dive into Mystic Tide's psychedelic waves and experience a timeless 60s rock journey today!

 They play so bad, so why don’t we do it too!!!!

 Punk was the ultimate rock’n’roll. Which doesn’t mean beautiful music, but amateurism, the crackling dryness of sound, a sense of wild freedom.

The review celebrates The Roxy London WC2 as a quintessential live punk album from early 1977, showcasing the raw, amateurish, and rebellious spirit of punk. Featuring lesser-known yet influential acts like Johnny Moped, Unwanted, and Eater, the album captures punk's wild energy and DIY ethos. The reviewer honors punk's imperfect and chaotic character as its true beauty. Despite not including major punk bands like the Pistols or the Clash, the album stands as an authentic snapshot of the movement. Dive into the raw spirit of punk—listen to The Roxy London WC2 and experience the heart of ’77 punk rebellion!