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 The story isn’t explained: if you don’t know what an Apple II was, the Next, who Ross Perot and TimBL are, about Pixar and more... you definitely won’t find out by watching this stuff.

 This film is not a biography, it has no informative value, doesn’t entertain, doesn’t inspire, doesn’t amuse, doesn’t provoke thought, doesn’t illustrate.

This review criticizes Danny Boyle's film about Steve Jobs as a time-wasting experience that fails to explain the tech history behind Jobs' success. The movie is said to misrepresent Jobs mainly as a ruthless salesman, focusing unnecessarily on personal drama. It lacks biographical depth, entertainment, and informative value, ultimately disappointing viewers expecting insight or inspiration. Read this honest review before watching Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs—know what to expect about the film’s shortcomings.

 They’re the damn Oneida. I mean, got it?

 Bob reads, laughs, passes it to Million who laughs more than him.

This review captures the excitement and unique atmosphere of Oneida's live show in North Sardinia. The reviewer details the energetic dance-rock performance, band member interactions, and quirky moments on stage. Emphasis is placed on the band's ability to connect with the audience and deliver a thrilling, almost nostalgic musical experience. The concert is celebrated for its vibe and the playful nature of the band. Discover Oneida’s electrifying live performance—listen to their latest tracks and feel the dance-rock energy yourself!

 This reissue of the first two albums are just Knocks. Slow, powerful, precise, and uninterrupted series of knocks, until there are blisters on your hands.

 Buzzov*en are certainly champions at one thing: representing on the cover what you’ll find in the records.

Buzzov-en's 'Welcome to Violence' reissues the band's first two seminal sludge metal albums, delivering a brutal, gritty sound steeped in southern U.S. culture. The review highlights the album's slow, powerful riffs and raw atmosphere that perfectly encapsulate the harshness of its themes and origins. These early sludge days are praised for their unique intensity and authenticity. The package offers great value and insight into one of the genre's defining acts. Dive into the raw intensity of Buzzov-en’s 'Welcome to Violence' and experience sludge metal at its primal best!

 Justice makes a CD that goes down very well, and exaggerates with a perfect live that hits six times as much.

 Ignorant, so ignorant that they even put on Master Of Puppets. And what the hell do you have to be ashamed of?

Justice's 'A Cross The Universe' stands out as a rare live electronic album featuring big beat with raw, energetic sounds. The review praises the composition and perfect live execution, comparing it favorably with underground electronic acts. While addressing common production challenges in the genre, the album’s solid bass and engaging performance shine. Audience enthusiasm confirms its impressive impact. Experience Justice’s electrifying live sound—listen to 'A Cross The Universe' now and feel the big beat energy!

 The only question is: the challenge. What makes this challenge so fierce, what distinguishes children’s video games from the video game for real men?

 I and my friends call it playstation. Never bought anything else in our lives, except to replace the versions at the end of October. For twelve long years now.

This review passionately endorses Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer Saga as a highly addictive multiplayer experience focused on challenge rather than graphics or story. It highlights the game's competitive nature and social aspect, praising its enduring appeal and the loyal fan base. The reviewer emphasizes that the true value lies in the intense challenges and camaraderie it fosters among players. Experience the fierce multiplayer challenge of Pro Evolution Soccer Saga—grab your controller and join the ultimate football battle today!

 Many books become great even with a very poor plot, thanks solely to descriptions.

 Less than a hundred pages. You finish them, say "eh?!?", and start over.

Leonardo Sciascia's 'Una Storia Semplice' excels in delivering a tight, frenetic plot where descriptions take a backseat. This last testamentary novel is essential reading, demanding multiple readings to fully appreciate. The review praises both the writing and the cinematic adaptation featuring the iconic Gian Maria Volonté. The story’s intensity, brevity, and enigmatic characters contribute to its lasting impact. Discover the gripping world of Una Storia Semplice—read the novel or watch its legendary film adaptation now!

 A more relaxed, in-love, detoxified Oborn.

 The psychedelia is no longer sick, no longer depressed, and much less heavy. But damn, there’s so much of it.

The review highlights Electric Wizard’s album Witchcult Today as a shift from abrasive violence to a softer, psychedelic doom style. It praises the album’s horror-inspired themes, refined production, and the band’s evolution, especially noting Jus's vocal contributions. The album retains doom metal roots while embracing a more mental and classic horror atmosphere. It contrasts with previous works like Dopethrone by offering a more relaxed, less harsh experience. Dive into Electric Wizard’s Witchcult Today to experience a unique blend of psychedelic doom and vintage horror vibes!

 He is the greatest Rap musician in history.

 This is the sound of what you don’t know killing you.

This review praises El-P's album 'I'll Sleep When You're Dead' as a groundbreaking work in rap music, highlighting its innovative production, unique guest collaborations, and El-P's unmatched artistry. The reviewer considers El-P the greatest young rap musician and applauds his ability to blend experimental sounds with deep bass and clever lyrics. The album is also recognized as a significant milestone following El-P's earlier acclaimed works. A minor wish is expressed for future collaborations with other artists. Dive into El-P’s innovative soundscape and listen to 'I'll Sleep When You're Dead'—a true rap masterpiece!

 Twelve completely instrumental new tracks in pure Beastie Boys style.

 To hell with Three Mc’s & One DJ. The Power Funk Trio version is back to wreak havoc.

In 'The Mix-Up,' Beastie Boys reboot their sound with twelve pure instrumental tracks rooted in funk and groove. At 45, they revisit a signature style first seen in the 90s. The album balances nostalgia with fresh energy, delivering tunes that rival earlier instrumental highlights. A bold move away from their typical rap to a Power Funk Trio sound that impresses. Experience Beastie Boys' vibrant instrumental journey on 'The Mix-Up'—listen now and rediscover their iconic funk groove!

 A kraut revival band? Bingo.

 Entering a McDonald’s and finding on the menu Pork Shank, Lamb Sausages & Kraut Cream. Unusual, disconcerting, almost surprising.

Giant Brain's 'Plume' showcases a successful Krautrock revival with clear influences from Neu!, Faust, and CAN. The Sutton brothers bring warmth and melodic brightness to the Detroit electronic scene, adding a fresh twist to the genre. While not fully venturing into Kosmische Musik territory, the album offers rhythmic energy and cheerful sounds. The album reflects an unexpected but harmonious blend of American and German electronic roots. Dive into Giant Brain's Plume and experience a fresh take on Krautrock with a Detroit twist—listen now!