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 It's a work that doesn't strike on the first listen, the same thing happened to me.

 'Per me è importante'... is perhaps the highest point Tiromancino reach on this album.

Tiromancino's 'In Continuo Movimento' is a calm and gentle Italian pop album that grows on the listener despite not being immediately striking. The album features soft ballads, a catchy pop single, and some melancholic undertones. While some tracks feel slow or unnecessary, certain songs, especially 'Per me è importante,' stand out. Overall, it’s a decent work with tranquil moods and moderate appeal. Discover the relaxing vibes of Tiromancino's In Continuo Movimento—listen now and explore Italy's mellow pop sounds.

 I must say that all the anticipation was greatly rewarded, with truly panic-inducing live explosiveness.

 Seeing two idiots who in their songs praise Marijuana and crap like that already makes me mad... well... it was my most agonizing half-hour of the concert!

The review praises Marlene Kuntz's emotive performances and Skin's rendition of Skunk Anansie classics. Placebo is highlighted as exceptional with electrifying live energy. Articolo 31 receives a negative personal critique. Overall, the concert is rated highly despite mixed feelings about one act. Discover the explosive live energy of Placebo and the powerful performances of Marlene Kuntz at Coca Cola Live MTV Rome—listen now!

 "A friend with weed is better / A friend with breast and all the rest / A friend who’s dressed in leather."

 To do something like that, you’re either absolutely sure of yourself or you’ve taken something strong (in the case of Placebo, I think both hypotheses hold true...)

Placebo's second album, Without You I'm Nothing, showcases the band's confident brit-rock style with influences from glam and punk. Highlights include 'Pure Morning' and 'Every You Every Me,' with a creative hidden track. The album is regarded as one of their best, only surpassed by later works that sound more mature. It reflects the band’s edgy, self-assured attitude. Listen to Placebo's iconic album Without You I'm Nothing and experience their bold and eclectic brit-rock sound!

 "This single turned out to be very catchy on the first listen."

 "Very peculiar is the version of 'Rising Sign,' a very acid and psychedelic remix obtained with the collaboration of My Bloody Valentine."

The review introduces Hurricane #1's single 'The Greatest High,' highlighting its catchy rock sound and connection to Oasis bassist Andy Bell. It praises the main track's vocal and bass performances and notes a unique psychedelic remix of 'Rising Sign' involving My Bloody Valentine. The single features multiple versions and is part of the 1999 album 'Only The Strongest Will Survive.' A solid 4-star rating reflects the blend of strong and experimental tracks. Discover the catchy rock vibes and psychedelic remixes of Hurricane #1's 'The Greatest High' single—listen now and explore their 90s Britpop sound!

 In this double CD by the British band, there is the entire essence of rock expressed by Matt Bellamy and company.

 A CD that will surely please all fans of Matt’s band given the presence of 10 unreleased tracks and 11 live pieces that demonstrate just how impressively a band, only on their second album, can engage live.

Muse's Hullabaloo is a compelling double album featuring rare b-sides and a deeply energetic live CD recorded in Paris. The first disc highlights noteworthy acoustic and psychedelic tracks, while the second delivers raw, impressive live rock performances mostly from the Origin of Symmetry era. Fans will appreciate the inclusion of unreleased tracks demonstrating Muse's dynamic range and live prowess. Overall, it captures the essence of the band's early sound and live energy. Listen to Muse's Hullabaloo now and experience rare b-sides and electrifying live tracks from one of rock's most dynamic bands!

 It is a very homogeneous album, without particular shifts between ballads and slightly more upbeat rock.

 This is an album to listen to in complete relaxation; these 46 minutes will further relax you.

The review highlights The Verve's 1993 debut album 'A Storm In Heaven' as a homogeneous and calming psychedelic rock experience. While it contrasts with their later pop hits, the album's atmospheric sound and Richard Ashcroft's artistry shine through. Standout tracks include 'Star Sail' and 'Butterfly'. This album is best enjoyed in a relaxed listening session, showcasing the band's early experimental phase. Explore The Verve's atmospheric debut—listen to 'A Storm In Heaven' and dive into its calming psychedelic sounds.

 This is not at all a memorable CD, but every band has the right to try to evolve.

 It's not an album to own at all costs... only for true fans.

Oasis' fourth studio album marks a notable shift in style with experiments in new sounds, blending brit-pop and psychedelic elements. While not the band's most memorable work, it features strong tracks like 'Fuckin' In The Bushes' and 'Go Let It Out.' Lineup changes influenced the album's style, making it more appealing to true fans than casual listeners. Referencing classic rock acts like The Doors and The Beatles, the album is a mixed but respectable effort. Discover the experimental side of Oasis - listen to Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants now!

 10 tracks of simple and sometimes banal pop-rock, but overall, engaging atmospheres to the right extent that strike at first listen.

 The very cheerful atmospheres in 'Get In Or Get Out' and 'Oh, Goddamnit' are classic summer tracks to listen to on the beach.

Hot Hot Heat’s debut album 'Make Up The Breakdown' offers 10 engaging pop-rock tracks filled with energetic and cheerful atmospheres. While not groundbreaking compared to other recent debut albums, it stands as a valid and catchy release. Produced with help from J. Endino and released on SubPop, it's characterized by radio-friendly singles like 'Bandages' and summer-ready tunes. The album’s short length keeps it concise and enjoyable. Listen to Hot Hot Heat’s debut and explore the catchy pop-rock vibes of Make Up The Breakdown today!

 The sound of this debut is quite hard, which is immediately evident from the first two tracks, 'This is a call' and 'I’ll stick around'.

 The highest point for Dave & Co. is reached with the final track, 'Exhausted', in my opinion, the best song among the 12 present.

Foo Fighters' self-titled debut album marked Dave Grohl's fresh start after Nirvana's end, delivering a raw grunge sound with punk influences. The album mixes energetic tracks with memorable ballads, showcasing Grohl's musical versatility. While solos are sparse, the closing track 'Exhausted' stands out. This album remains a significant chapter in Foo Fighters' history before their later commercial success. Listen now to Foo Fighters' raw and iconic debut album and witness Dave Grohl's powerful new beginning!

 This album is not up to the Smashing Pumpkins' standards, but that doesn't mean it should be discarded.

 As you continue listening, you realize that Corgan & Co. have a certain lack of ideas and that they have reached the end of the line.

The review acknowledges that Machina / The Machines Of God does not reach the legendary standards of previous Smashing Pumpkins albums, yet it remains an engaging listen. The album features a balance between heartfelt ballads and heavier rock songs, plus a notable psychedelic track. Some tracks feel unnecessary, contributing to an overly long runtime. Overall, it is a forgivable effort from Billy Corgan after a decade of acclaimed work. Discover the nuanced sounds of Smashing Pumpkins' Machina – listen now and explore a mix of rock, ballads, and psychedelia!