luludia

 Blessed is he who opened that window. Blessed be therefore Stephen Morrissey.

 'Heaven knows I’m miserable now' leads to a sort of ultimate melancholy, a sweet nocturne with verve.

The Smiths' 'Hatful of Hollow' shines with melancholic yet bright melodies and poetic lyrics, blending 60s-inspired jangle pop with raw emotional depth. The album features iconic tracks like 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now' and 'How Soon Is Now,' celebrated for their atmospheric guitar work and Morrissey's evocative vocals. Praised as a timeless indie masterpiece, it encapsulates both despair and beauty through a unique musical and lyrical yin-yang dynamic. Dive into 'Hatful of Hollow' and experience the magic of The Smiths’ timeless indie sound today!

 In my entire life I have never heard a voice enter in such a perfect way, never... It was the voice of a god, no way around it...

 Rock is youth, period. It is mythology and shamanism outside of that crap called reason...

This deeply personal and poetic review celebrates Bauhaus' 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' as a hypnotic rock masterpiece. The author recounts a transformative live experience in 1981, highlighting Peter Murphy's captivating stage presence. The review intertwines reverence for David Bowie’s lasting influence with a nostalgic view of rock’s mythological power. Ultimately, the album and band are portrayed as enduring icons in alternative music history. Experience the legendary Bauhaus sound and discover the hypnotic power of 'Bela Lugosi's Dead'—listen now and dive into rock mythology!

 "Listening to it is waking up and feeling young, just enough time to give a kiss to the mom who made you coffee and then off you go…"

 "On side one, or 'Three imaginary boys,' no Nick Drake, no David Bowie… just top (very top) level pop rock… dreamy, nervous, melancholic, and happy…"

The review celebrates The Cure's debut album, Three Imaginary Boys, as a fresh, raw, and nervy power pop record that captures youthful energy and bittersweet melancholy. The reviewer fondly compares it to their next album, Seventeen Seconds, noting the difference in atmosphere and style. The album is praised for being catchy and essential listening for anyone new to power pop or The Cure's early sound. Listen to The Cure's debut and experience the fresh, raw power pop that defined a generation!

 Their record almost sounds like a live studio session, many tracks are instrumental and have that nice noise I explained.

 "Get up and use me" features shrill shouts, obsessive rhythm, sharp guitars... and despite the chaos, an almost pop-like singability.

The Fire Engines' Lubricate Your Living Room is praised for its raw noise, chaotic grooves, and punk freshness. The album captures an exciting, amateurish spirit with a mix of instrumental and sharp rock songs. The standout track "Get up and use me" exemplifies its chaotic yet catchy appeal. Despite limited attention during their time, the band delivers a unique post-punk experience. Discover the raw energy and chaotic groove of The Fire Engines' Lubricate Your Living Room—listen now and experience post-punk history!

 The track that concludes the album “The visitor” is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard.

 If in a piece you hear the Velvet, and you hear the folk, and you even hear Emily Dickinson, I do believe something extraordinary has happened.

The review reflects on Willard Grant Conspiracy's album Mojave as a deeply emotional and melancholic folk rock work. It highlights the unique blend of traditional instruments and edgy sounds, alongside poetic, sharp lyrics. The late Robert Fisher's role as a soulful and sincere singer is celebrated, especially the standout closing track 'The Visitor.' Ultimately, the album is portrayed as a timeless and haunting tribute packed with raw beauty. Listen to Mojave by Willard Grant Conspiracy and experience a soulful journey through heartfelt folk rock.

 Sometimes hobbling and going crooked are worth more than going straighter.

 The bold charcoal stroke, the powerful mark that emerges from the painting and overwhelms with life.

The review reflects on the value of imperfect and raw artistic expression, highlighting Pietro Ghizzardi as a great naive painter whose personal dreams shine through his bold, passionate style. The author admires the clumsy but authentic path of Ghizzardi's art and life. Although the reviewer has not read the memoir 'Mi richordo anchora,' the title and artist’s story evoke curiosity and respect. The review values honesty and extravagance over polished perfection. Explore the heartfelt, imperfect world of Pietro Ghizzardi’s art and memoir—embrace the beauty of raw expression today.

 They took folk into the alchemical laboratory of the absurd, and records infused with a sense of freedom that leaves you breathless.

 I’ve always thought of them as gypsies of the imagination and as keepers of ultimate wisdom.

This review praises The Holy Modal Rounders' album as an underappreciated folk masterpiece that combines absurdity, freedom, and eccentricity. Starting as a unique folk duo in the 60s and later joining the Fugs, the band’s music is described as wild, inspiring, and unpretentious, with laughter woven through. The album blends offbeat sounds, strange instruments, and bizarre lyrics, resulting in a thrilling and unforgettable listening experience. It’s celebrated for pushing folk music into new and radical realms. Dive into the wild, absurd world of The Holy Modal Rounders—listen to The Moray Eels Eat and experience folk like never before!

 "It’s a mysterious and magical song that holds the same value as certain ballads by Crimson."

 "Aldo Tagliapietra, a singer capable of taking us where all is mystery and beauty."

The review celebrates Le Orme’s 'Gioco di Bimba' as a formative and magical piece of Italian progressive rock. It reflects on the song's dreamy lyrics that suggest themes of childhood, mystery, and initiation. The author highlights the emotional impact and Aldo Tagliapietra’s unique vocal delivery. The review also tells a touching personal story inspired by the song, weaving together imagination and memory. Discover the magic of 'Gioco di Bimba' and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Italian progressive rock.

 All is well... and anyway, goodnight...

 I’m by far the oldest in the crowd...all is well...

This review captures the lively and joyful atmosphere of Imola in Musica 2017, highlighting folk and Balkan music, heartfelt live performances, and personal nostalgic moments. The reviewer shares vivid experiences from entertaining elderly audiences to dancing in the streets, culminating with memorable concerts by Acquaragia Drom and P.F.M. The festival's communal spirit, rich traditions, and diverse music styles shine through every moment. Dive into the vibrant world of Imola in Musica 2017—listen, dance, and celebrate rich folk traditions!

 Here there’s only pop... and a Syd shockingly fit... crystal clear, witty, just the right amount of faded, darting like a fish and maybe still with eyes like a weasel.

 The association between the four brothers and Pink Floyd is automatic for me. The ancient devotion to the brilliant boy became nothing more than a barren form of tolerance.

The review reflects on Syd Barrett’s Peel Session as a raw, witty folk-pop album filled with clarity and subtle madness. It intertwines personal stories of music fandom and familial connections, highlighting the contrast between brilliance and fragility. The narrator honors Barrett’s enduring influence and the music’s unique charm. This release evokes nostalgia while offering a fresh, approachable listening experience. Listen to Syd Barrett’s Peel Session and experience the raw, witty brilliance of a folk icon’s rare recording.