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 I believe it is one of the most perfect albums I have ever listened to, here is everything I look for in a band.

 Long live Motorpsycho!

This review praises Motorpsycho's 'Timothy's Monster' as a perfect concept album that blends various genres like rock, jazz, folk, and country. The album features dynamic shifts from sweet acoustic tunes to intense psychedelic rock moments. The reviewer highlights the band's musicianship, creative experimentation, and emotional depth. They describe the album as a continuous crescendo of energy and musical ingenuity, calling it one of the most perfect albums they've listened to. Dive into Motorpsycho's Timothy's Monster and experience a groundbreaking journey through psychedelic rock and beyond!

 I had that well-known feeling of having tasted a piece of cake and wanting much more.

 But the best way to enjoy it is to let it run all the way through because the quality of the songs maintains a consistently high level of enjoyment.

The reviewer fondly recalls discovering Kula Shaker's debut album K and praises its blend of 70s rock with oriental instruments. Highlights include the hit single 'Tattva' and the tributes to Jerry Garcia. The album maintains high quality throughout, balancing pop appeal with artistic depth. It remains a cherished and frequently played record years after its release. Dive into Kula Shaker's K and experience a unique blend of psychedelic rock and oriental sounds!

 The band starts strong, fast, precise, perfect sound and acoustics and... wait! I know this song... Yessongs!!

 How is Jon Anderson perfectly in tune? Chris Squier is a machine, Alan White beats really hard, and Rick Wakeman has a keyboard stage that takes up half the platform... such class!

The review describes a memorable live Yes concert at Tollwood, Monaco, where the band delivered nearly the entire Yessongs album flawlessly. Despite the audience's older age, the performance was energetic and precise. The reviewer, initially unsure what to expect, was captivated by the band's skill and the nostalgic atmosphere. The show highlighted the enduring talent and quality of Yes’s music decades after the original recordings. Discover the magic of Yes live at Tollwood 2003—listen now and relive a progressive rock masterpiece!

 Each song lets the artists go into improvisations, but simultaneously they remain united as if they were an aerobatic squadron painting the sky with their smoke trails.

 'Dark Star' stretches over 20 minutes, inebriating, mystical, and never monotonous or heavy.

Live/Dead captures the Grateful Dead at the height of the 60s psychedelic era with expansive improvisations and a rich lineup. The album evokes the hippie atmosphere of San Francisco, showcasing extended jams where each musician shines while maintaining unity. Iconic tracks like 'Dark Star' offer mystical, enthralling experiences. The review highly recommends the vinyl version for an authentic listening experience. Dive into Grateful Dead's iconic Live/Dead and experience the ultimate 60s psychedelic jam session. Listen now or grab the vinyl!