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 Four Way Street is probably the most famous live album in the history of rock.

 The version of 'Ohio' is undoubtedly the zenith of Four Way Street, almost a cathartic moment for the audience and the musicians on stage.

 Explore the enduring power of CSNY’s Four Way Street—listen now to experience a groundbreaking moment in rock history.

 The vocal harmonies, in particular, were breathtaking and created the trademark of the West Coast sound.

 "Expecting to Fly," melancholic, celestial, and rarefied, is one of the most influential tracks of all time.

 Explore Buffalo Springfield Again and experience the roots of folk-rock and psychedelia that defined 1967’s golden era.

 "Listening to these twelve tracks is the emotional equivalent of a night swim in the murky waters of a river."

 "Elliott goes beyond. 'Angeles', 'Speed Trials', and 'Alameda' enchant with dissonant melodic twists."

 Explore Elliott Smith’s 'Either/or' for a profound indie music journey filled with emotional depth and haunting melodies.

 From the twisted metal emerge sounds of unprecedented intensity: electric guitars, violins, clarinets, even harps alternate seamlessly.

 'Thanx for Sundays (Nothing To Do With Any God!)' is like a steam train cutting through the fog as it crosses the forests of the Ardennes.

 Explore Sweek's stunning post-rock journey in The Unbelievable Cinematic Crash – listen now and experience the cinematic intensity!

 "It did not achieve the hoped-for success both because it didn’t conform to the alternative-mtv stereotypes prevailing in 1994, and because it was too ahead of its time in heralding emo sounds."

 "A happy combination of melody and noise, between the visionary nature of ’60s rock and the urgency of ’90s rock, masterfully captured by Andy Wallace’s dry production."

 Listen now to Shudder To Think's Pony Express Record and experience a timeless blend of rock innovation and emotional depth.

 The solo debut of Elliott Smith is the classic CD to listen to on a sleepless night, between a packet of cigarettes to empty and a glass of Johnny Walker.

 "Roman Candle" sounds like the ideal soundtrack for the ghostly Portland painted by Gus Van Sant in "My Own Private Idaho."

 Listen to Elliott Smith's Roman Candle for an intimate, raw indie folk experience that stays with you long after the music ends.

 "The result... is a sound that remains fresh and exciting even today."

 "Shawn Smith's soulful voice is touching, passionate without being overstated."

 Listen to Satchel's 'The Family' and experience a timeless fusion of soulful rock and jazz influences.

 "It's better to burn out than to fade away," a line immortalized by Kurt Cobain, encapsulates the album's raw energy.

 "Rust Never Sleeps" perfectly encodes the two quintessential musical sides of Neil, between ghostly ballads and electrifying assaults.

 Discover the raw power and poetic depth of Neil Young & Crazy Horse's Rust Never Sleeps—listen now and experience a rock legend in its purest form!

 Dave Ball was the mind. A brilliant multi-instrumentalist in love with northern soul, as well as a skillful weaver of synthesizer textures.

 It’s precisely this lyricism - reminiscent of punk urgency - that gives the Soft Cell cabaret that something extra that makes it shine 25 years after its release.

 Explore the provocative and timeless sound of Soft Cell's Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret – listen now and dive into 80s synthpop history!

 Dave remains one of the best rock musicians, a guitarist capable of sending you into ecstasy with just a touch of his fingernail on the 6-string.

 'Trust No One' is an extremely varied work, revisiting many pages of Jane’s Addiction through the prism of the ’90s.

 Discover the depth of Dave Navarro's solo work—listen to 'Trust No One' and experience a unique blend of rock styles today!