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 If Tull 'stink of a storage closet,' this album stinks of shit because it rises right from the sewer.

 This album is pure rubbish, pure shit. I will repeat it until exhaustion.

This review offers a harsh and direct critique of The Dice's album 'Moonlight Promenade,' condemning it for poor vocals, weak arrangements, and predictable themes. The reviewer contrasts the band unfavorably with Jethro Tull, emphasizing The Dice's lack of success in both critical and popular measures. The album is described as a complete failure and likened to being in a 'cesspool' of bad music. Read the candid review and decide if The Dice's 'Moonlight Promenade' is worth your listen.

 If you don't know what it means to be moved while listening to music, listen to this record.

 'Après une lecture de Liszt' is a whirlwind of emotions that one would never want to stop drinking from.

This review praises Giuseppe Albanese's album 'Après une lecture de Liszt' as a deeply emotional and spectacular piano record. The reviewer highlights Albanese's ability to convey true emotion through music, especially in Liszt's complex compositions. Key pieces such as the Fantasia quasi Sonata and the closing Réminiscences de Norma receive special mention. This album is a must-listen for anyone seeking a profound musical experience. Discover the emotional power of Albanese's Liszt interpretations – listen to 'Après une lecture de Liszt' today!

 Listening to this album transports you to the sewer of music.

 Playing music is not for everyone (and this record demonstrates that with absolute clarity and effectiveness).

This review harshly criticizes The Dice's album 'Showcase Come Alive,' describing it as lacking musical quality and not worthy of attention from serious music fans. The reviewer attended a concert reluctantly and compares the band unfavorably to notable works by Ian Anderson. The tone is blunt and dismissive of the band's effort. Read this candid review to learn why The Dice's 'Showcase Come Alive' may not be for every rock fan.

 How to make an already spectacular album truly stellar.

 It takes us to a literally cosmic dimension.

The Heavy Horses New Shoes Edition is a spectacular re-release celebrating the album's 40th anniversary with 3 CDs and 2 DVDs. It offers rare unreleased tracks, remastered audio including two versions of 'Living In These Hard Times,' and a full concert recording from 1978. The deluxe packaging is praised for its depth and quality, providing fans a cosmic listening experience with previously unheard material and immersive surround sound. Dive into Jethro Tull's Heavy Horses New Shoes Edition and experience rare tracks and stunning live performances!

 This review could easily have the subtitle: 'How to make a stellar album even more spectacular.'

 What truly makes this repackage stellar are the two concerts included, both from 1970: one in Tanglewood and the other in Chicago.

The 50th Anniversary Enhanced Edition of Jethro Tull's Benefit album elevates an already spectacular classic with four CDs and two DVDs. It features original album tracks, rare Associated Recordings, and two incredible live concerts from 1970. The deluxe package surpasses the 2013 Collector's Edition by adding immersive audio remixes and longstanding fan favorites. Despite a slight audio imbalance in one live recording, this edition is a must-listen for fans and collectors alike. Explore this deluxe edition of Jethro Tull's Benefit and experience legendary live performances and stunning remixes today!

 It’s a truly massive box set, consisting of 4 CDs and 2 DVDs.

 It’s not the best Tull record, although it contains three truly spectacular songs: North Sea Oil, Orion, and Something’s On The Move.

The 40th Anniversary Force 10 Edition of Jethro Tull's Stormwatch features an extensive 4CD and 2DVD box set. While not considered the band's best album, it includes standout tracks like North Sea Oil and Orion. The associated recordings provide rare material, though some are rehashed from previous releases. The live recordings capture a challenging tour period but remain compelling. The audio DVDs offer high-quality mixes in multiple formats. Explore the rich layers of Jethro Tull's Stormwatch 40th Anniversary Edition and experience rare tracks and live performances today!

 This deluxe repackage deserves five stars (and maybe even more).

 To Be Sad Is A Mad Way To Be, a blues track invented on the spot by Ian Anderson, the mythic leader of the band.

This review praises the deluxe re-release of Jethro Tull's iconic album Stand Up, highlighting its remastered sound and valuable bonus content. With 2 CDs and 2 DVDs, it offers rare mixes, live performances from 1969, and high-quality surround sound formats. The reviewer considers it a stellar edition deserving of top ratings. Special mention is given to standout tracks like "Living In The Past" and unique live blues improvisations by Ian Anderson. Explore the legendary sounds of Jethro Tull’s Stand Up Elevated Edition—listen now and experience the classic like never before!

 Every time I hold this Special Edition, it is always an absolutely special day.

 Old Aces Die Hard is a truly stellar track; Magic Bells makes the album even more 'tasty' and 'succulent'.

The 40th Anniversary Edition of Jethro Tull's Songs From The Wood is a deluxe package that enriches an already iconic album. Featuring three CDs and two DVDs, it offers unreleased tracks, live concert recordings from 1977, and multiple high-quality audio formats. This set confirms the album's enduring appeal without major surprises, making it a must-have for fans and collectors. Explore the rich 40th Anniversary Edition of Songs From The Wood—listen to rare tracks and relive Jethro Tull’s iconic 1977 concert now!

 The album has truly incredible sound quality: every detail can be heard in a brilliantly clear manner.

 Listening to the original album is always a great pleasure and always causes a powerful emotional upheaval.

This review praises the remastered sound quality and bonus content of Jethro Tull's Thick As A Brick - Late Extra. The reviewer highlights the emotional connection and lasting impact the album has had. Included are two bonus tracks: a live concert version and an insightful interview with band members. Highly recommended for fans and lovers of the genre. Listen to the remastered Thick As A Brick - Late Extra and experience Jethro Tull's classic progressive rock magic!

 The true gem of this collector’s set is the sixty-four-page color insert featuring rare photos and curiosities about the album.

 Steven Wilson had the great idea to ‘remix’ it and remove ten seconds compared to the original, but this is not a flaw.

This review covers the Special Collector’s Edition of Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick, highlighting its remixed audio by Steven Wilson and unique packaging. The set includes a CD, an audio DVD, and a detailed 64-page newspaper supplement with rare photos and interviews. Despite limited new audio/video content, the edition is highly recommended for fans and collectors. It's praised for its thoughtful curation and nostalgic value. Discover this unique collector’s edition of Thick As A Brick—listen, explore rare content, and celebrate a progressive rock masterpiece!