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 Hunky Dory: when lightness reaches the metaphysical.

 Absolute masterpiece.

Hunky Dory represents a pivotal point in David Bowie’s career, showcasing his shift towards a romantic and intimate style with striking piano melodies. This album foreshadows the glam rock brilliance of his later works while offering unique cabaret-like atmospheres. Key tracks like 'Life On Mars' and 'Quicksand' highlight Bowie’s mastery and artistic depth. The record is praised for its poetic lyricism and innovative blending of sound. Discover the romantic and artistic depths of David Bowie’s Hunky Dory—listen now and experience a glam rock classic in its purest form.

 "It is a work that captures unabated the explosive energy expressed by David and company in the heart of the Ziggy Era."

 "The voice of a mysterious speaker overwhelmed by the hysterical screams of a delirious audience... a much rawer and punkier version than the original recorded in the studio."

This review praises 'Santa Monica '72' as an authentic capture of David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust era live show. It highlights Mick Ronson's guitar brilliance and the raw, punky energy missing from other official live releases. Despite some audio imperfections, the album offers refreshing spontaneity and powerful reinterpretations of classics. The reviewer values this album as a vital document of Bowie's prime stage presence and creativity during the early 70s. Dive into the raw Ziggy Stardust energy—listen to David Bowie's Santa Monica '72 live now!

 This record provides the clearest explanation of hard blues as driven by the ace trio Clapton, Bruce, and Baker.

 'Sunshine Of Your Love' represents the quintessence of repertoire ferrying old blues towards new liberating rock styles.

Live Cream Volume 2 showcases Cream's vibrant live performances from 1968, emphasizing their role as pioneers in blending blues and rock. The album captures intense jams and inventive improvisations by Clapton, Bruce, and Baker. Despite criticism about its posthumous release, the album remains a vital document of the band's hard blues style and live energy. Highlights include reworked classics like 'White Room' and 'Sunshine Of Your Love.' Listen to Live Cream Volume 2 and experience the raw power and innovation of Cream's legendary live blues-rock jams.

 Here, the fingers dance on the keys until they break every rhythmic coherence, only to recover at the end the cadenced pace of the splendid refrain.

 Bowie stages on stage the death of his character Ziggy Stardust and with it a musical genre that will not awaken except in pathetic ’90s glam regurgitations.

Aladdin Sane, inspired by Bowie's 1972 American tour, solidified his glam rock success following Ziggy Stardust. The album offers diverse influences, from Rolling Stones nods to cabaret ballads and hard blues. Key tracks like 'Watch That Man,' 'Aladdin Sane,' and 'Panic in Detroit' showcase Bowie's innovative style and sharp reflections on fame. The album marks the end of glam rock's peak, highlighted by a brilliant cover of 'Let's Spend the Night Together' and the emotional 'Lady Grinning Soul.' Dive into Aladdin Sane now and experience Bowie’s groundbreaking glam rock journey!