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 The voice of the sax, rather personal, is always very present, almost oppressive towards the other instruments.

 If I had to define it with one word, I would settle on 'a serene record.'

Daniele Tittarelli Quartet's Jungle Trane is a mature and serene jazz album showcasing a personal saxophone voice supported by a solid rhythm section. While the album is fluid and engaging, the reviewer notes an overly academic style and a lack of adventurous improvisation. Traditional jazz lovers will appreciate the modern yet respectful approach, despite some imbalance in mixing and missed opportunities for experimentation. The work acknowledges the challenges of jazz appreciation in Italy and offers a heartfelt homage to the genre. Discover the serene jazz sounds of Jungle Trane—listen now and explore a modern take on classic jazz traditions.

 If it is true that every music that paints nothing is mere noise, here we are in front of Botticelli’s Venus!

 This is an album that 'plays on in your head even after the music has stopped', paraphrasing the Marquis de Saint Lambert.

This review praises the Deluxe Edition of John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme' as an indispensable jazz masterpiece. It highlights the superb remastering by Rudy Van Gelder, the inclusion of rare live recordings from the Antibes Jazz Festival, and the exceptional audio quality. The reviewer strongly recommends the box set to all music lovers, emphasizing its craftsmanship and added content. Despite being an essential album, the reviewer laments that some may overlook its significance. Experience the iconic jazz masterpiece—listen to John Coltrane's A Love Supreme Deluxe Edition today!

 Lou Reed has chosen this third path. He wanted to merge rock transgressions with melodic maturity, cries of pain with reassuring words.

 Turn off the light, close the window, sit relaxed in an armchair, atomically isolate yourself from the rest of the world, and let the first notes of this record play.

Lou Reed's The Raven is a complex blend of rock and gothic poetics inspired by Edgar Allan Poe. The album merges energy with melodic maturity, featuring notable guests like David Bowie and Laurie Anderson. The review praises the limited edition for its theatrical dialogues, highlighting the album as a peak in Reed's compositional evolution. It invites the listener to immerse fully in this dark and emotional musical journey. Dive into Lou Reed's The Raven and experience a haunting fusion of rock and gothic poetry—listen now to this unique musical masterpiece.

 The album is a rather inhomogeneous, disconnected, messy work, held together only by the innate and unsurpassed artistic and instrumental class of the most ingenious axeman I have ever listened to.

 If you want to approach the Wizard, focus on his more 'orthodox' works.

The Elusive Light and Sound Vol. 1 is a collage album by Steve Vai featuring soundtrack pieces and snippets from various movies. While displaying Vai's unmatched guitar artistry, the album feels fragmented and less focused compared to his proper works. Some highlights include arrangements from the movie Crossroads, especially Paganini’s Caprice No. 5. Fans seeking cohesive compositions might be disappointed, but devotees of Vai’s guitar virtuosity may still appreciate it. Discover Steve Vai’s unique guitar soundtrack collection and explore the wizard's technical prowess today!

 The audio-video quality can be confidently described as “FA-BU-LOUS.”

 As usual, Bowie, when he does something, he does it well. Or not at all.

This review praises the Best Of Bowie double DVD set for its superb audio and video quality, capturing over 25 years of Bowie's musical evolution. The reviewer appreciates the minimalist packaging, the clarity of early 70s performances, and the inclusion of iconic videos. The collection is deemed excellent value, showcasing Bowie's creativity and stage persona. Overall, the set is highly recommended to fans and newcomers alike. Discover the magic of David Bowie's iconic career—watch, listen, and relive the legend now!

 Music is just music and I don’t want to explain it, there is nothing to explain. Precisely there is nothing to say about music because music speaks for itself quite clearly.

 This album contains all of contemporary jazz.

This review highlights Esbjörn Svensson Trio's album Strange Place for Snow as a modern jazz masterpiece. The trio breaks typical jazz stereotypes, blending classical and ambient influences with contemporary innovation. The reviewer laments the lack of wider jazz appreciation, especially among younger audiences, and praises the album's creative depth and musical simplicity. It champions Nordic jazz as a fresh and vital contribution to the genre. Explore the creative brilliance of Esbjörn Svensson Trio's Strange Place for Snow—experience jazz like never before!

 If it weren’t too banal, one could define it as an 'old new album,' or, if you prefer, a 'new old album.' But beware: it doesn’t feel old!

 A long, complex, and refined album suitable for both the more advanced listener and the newcomer to the field.

Medeski Martin & Wood's 'Uninvisible' masterfully balances 1970s jazz-rock inspiration with modern sonic experimentation. The album features inventive keyboard work, engaging rhythms, and diverse soundscapes. Highlight tracks showcase creative blends of funky, urban, and atmospheric elements. Recommended for both newcomers and seasoned listeners seeking a refined and heterogeneous jazz experience. Listen to 'Uninvisible' now and experience the perfect blend of vintage jazz-rock and modern sonic innovation!

 This is Jazz, folks, the Jazz of that devil Hancock.

 Hancock has driven me to frenzy, then intimidated me, then violated me, then apologized and hummed a playful march.

This passionate review explores Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi album as a profound jazz experience marked by complex rhythms and emotional depth. The reviewer is captivated by the suite 'Ostinato' dedicated to Angela Davis and the album's spiritual and political undertones. The music's intensity and innovative structure command movement and reflection, making it a vital jazz monument. Dive into Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi and discover a powerful jazz journey that challenges and moves you deeply.

 Reassuring: this is the adjective that comes most naturally to me to describe the music of Pat's first work.

 The symbiosis of the two string instruments... conceals that it is a work composed by a boy between 16 and 19 years old and played by a budding Pastorius.

Bright Size Life is Pat Metheny's warm and reassuring debut album featuring the legendary Jaco Pastorius on bass and Bob Moses on drums. The album blends poignant, playful, and melodic moments with a strong trio dynamic. Standout tracks like the title track and Unity Village showcase Metheny's youthful genius and compositional skill. The album concludes with a lively Ornette Coleman cover, making it a must-listen jazz classic. Listen to Pat Metheny's Bright Size Life and experience a timeless jazz masterpiece today!

 Django is a jazz record, of that jazz so jazz that there is no other way to define it.

 Milano is truly a song that brings peace to the listener’s spirit.

The review highlights the Modern Jazz Quartet's album Django as a soothing and iconic jazz record strengthened by a high-quality 20-bit remaster. The album's emotional depth and refined compositions offer comfort and calm, especially in challenging times. Standout tracks like the title song, 'Autumn in New York,' and 'Milano' are praised for their artistry and mood. The reviewer recommends Django as an excellent introduction to jazz. Listen to Modern Jazz Quartet's Django and experience the timeless calm and energy of classic jazz.