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 The first cry of the newborn Pixies is not just an EP made in less than a week, but the true first album of the band.

 A perverse world is created where sounds follow one another illogically, where volumes battle each other and the voices of Francis and Kim alternate between shouts and angelic tones.

Come On Pilgrim, often underrated as a mere demo, is actually a fully formed debut album showcasing the Pixies' unique sound and mature identity. The review highlights the band’s early fusion of surf rock, new wave, and post-punk elements, with standout roles for Black Francis, Kim Deal, and Joey Santiago. It praises the EP’s wild yet coherent energy and recommends experiencing it separately from Surfer Rosa to honor its importance. The record is hailed as a foundational piece in alternative rock history. Dive into Pixies’ groundbreaking Come On Pilgrim and experience the raw start of an alternative rock legend!

 This is the 'talking book,' the sprout of a blind black boy who... decides it’s time to grow up.

 To skillfully blend with wisdom, class, and experimental fervor the sensitivity and elegance of the most melodic pop-soul with the energy and boldness of the hottest funk.

The review praises Stevie Wonder's Talking Book as a pivotal album marking his artistic maturity and creative freedom. Blending pop-soul with bold funk, it stands as a classic concept album full of emotional depth and musical innovation. The album conveys personal and social themes through masterful songwriting and performance. The reviewer highly recommends both the original and cassette versions for an immersive listening experience. Listen to Stevie Wonder's Talking Book and experience a musical journey of genius and emotion.

 Exile after repeated listens finally begins to reveal itself in its greatness, which seems all improvised, playful, unconscious.

 Jagger is the red thread of this complex sonic and human puzzle, the storyteller who reveals what was and what it has become.

Initially met with mixed reviews, Exile On Main Street is now celebrated as a dense, challenging double album showcasing The Rolling Stones' mastery of rock, blues, and soul. The band’s maturity and minimal instrumentation create a raw and authentic atmosphere. The album’s tracks flow seamlessly, revealing layers of storytelling and musical brilliance upon repeated listens. Notable guest musicians enhance the gospel and blues influences, culminating in a timeless classic. Dive into the raw power and timeless stories of Exile On Main Street—listen now and discover a rock masterpiece like no other.

 A difficult and irregular beauty, fragile and impetuous person.

 'Dry' is one of the first fruits of the 1991 revolution, almost the female response to 'Nevermind'.

PJ Harvey's debut album 'Dry' is celebrated as a raw and passionate rock masterpiece that stands out in the 90s alternative scene. The review highlights Polly Jean Harvey’s distinct voice and emotional depth, setting her apart from peers like Patti Smith and contemporaries Liz Phair or Alanis Morissette. With a blend of punk, blues, and acoustic elements, 'Dry' delivers intense explorations of love, pain, and self-destruction. It is praised for its unique personality, strong character, and groundbreaking sound. Discover the raw power and emotional depth of PJ Harvey’s 'Dry'—listen now and experience a landmark album in alternative rock.

 Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake became a phenomenon even before it was heard, with its exquisite purely British product statement.

 The rock gem would be praised for decades, continually gaining adherents from the Who to Paul Weller’s Jam and Blur’s Parklife.

Ogden's Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces stands as a landmark 1968 psychedelic concept album blending soulful mod roots with innovative storytelling and sonic experimentation. The band overcame harsh industry pressures to craft a unique masterpiece featuring imaginative folk-rock narratives and playful yet powerful musical arrangements. Despite commercial challenges, the album gained lasting cult status and influenced future British rock acts. Its creative maturity marked a peak in the Small Faces' brief but impactful career. Discover and listen to Small Faces’ legendary psychedelic journey in Ogden's Nut Gone Flake—immerse yourself in this timeless British rock classic!

 George Michael, undeniably, has one of the most beautiful, warm, expressive voices ever recorded.

 'Faith' shows us a diverse talent, revolutionizing the trends of the record market, offering... the avant-garde for the consumer.

This review celebrates George Michael's 'Faith' album as a monumental 1980s pop classic. It highlights his transition from Wham! to a mature solo artist and the album's fusion of soul, rock, funk, and synth-pop. The reviewer praises Michael's vocal talent and songwriting genius, noting his ability to craft timeless, commercially successful music. 'Faith' is depicted as a carefully crafted product of pure pop that revolutionized trends and remains influential. Listen to George Michael's iconic 'Faith' and experience the timeless sound of 80s pop mastery now!

 Two visions that seemed unblendable like oil and vinegar come together and almost miraculously seem incredible, perfect, sublime, and mature.

 No one can appreciate, love the caput mundi like Antonello, for him the identification between his own life, the beloved woman, and the city where he lives loving the latter is natural.

Theorius Campus is the debut album of Antonello Venditti and Francesco De Gregori, capturing an emerging Rome and youthful poetic expression. The collaboration creates a rich contrast between Venditti's direct romanticism and De Gregori's impressionistic storytelling. Iconic tracks like “Roma Capoccia” and “In mezzo alla città” showcase their early talents and set the stage for their influential careers. This album remains a significant foundation in Italian music history. Listen to Theorius Campus and explore the poetic roots of Italian music legends Venditti and De Gregori.

 "Flaunt It, the manifesto of post-modern rock."

 "A crazy collage of sounds and feelings, where nothing contains everything within itself but devoid of its emotional power."

Released in 1986, Sigue Sigue Sputnik's 'Flaunt It' stands as a revolutionary postmodern rock album merging cyberpunk imagery with glam and punk influences. Produced by Giorgio Moroder, it pushes boundaries with its unique blend of sounds and provocative commercialization, including selling ad spots between tracks. The album combines futuristic themes of love, war, and media saturation, making it both a cultural artifact and a prophetic vision of music's future. 'Flaunt It' is celebrated as an inventive, bold, and multifaceted artistic statement. Dive into the bold and prophetic sounds of Sigue Sigue Sputnik's 'Flaunt It' and explore the future of postmodern rock today!

 Bookends is the story of ordinary people. It’s the story of a lesser America.

 They record the sounds of life to recover them and to value what would be a 'simple' song.

Bookends by Simon & Garfunkel offers a poignant portrait of ordinary American life in the 1960s. The album reflects youthful maturity through delicate folk melodies and thoughtful lyrics. Its songs complement the evocative atmosphere of 'The Graduate' film, balancing gentle social critique with hopeful reflections. This timeless work captures life's simple moments with poetic depth and subtle emotional resonance. Discover the poetic depth of Simon & Garfunkel's Bookends—listen now and experience folk music that captures everyday life's beauty.

 George, in the intro, identifying with a newborn child of Mother Earth, exhorts himself: 'I have to rise above it all or drown in my own shit.'

 Eddie Hazel’s lead guitar solo is the voice of suffering humanity, the soundtrack of our loves, tears, and solitary nights.

Funkadelic's 1971 album Maggot Brain is a landmark in psychedelic funk, combining raw musical experimentation with fierce social protest. George Clinton leads a powerful ensemble blending rock, funk, and soul to express the Black experience post-1960s. The album contrasts Parliament's smooth style with Funkadelic's aggressive, drug-fueled sound, highlighted by the iconic title track guitar solo by Eddie Hazel. It remains a vital treasure chest of creativity, anger, and intelligence in black music history. Dive into Funkadelic's Maggot Brain and experience the raw power and genius of psychedelic funk—listen now!