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 "So What The Fuss" is a real electric shock directed at American listeners, but to the Western world in general.

 The art of Stevie Wonder seems to become increasingly "perfect and stylized" over the years, his notes and harmonies have taken on an even more consistent form, of infinite charm.

After a decade-long hiatus, Stevie Wonder returns with 'A Time To Love', an album mixing strong political messages and heartfelt love songs. The lead single 'So What The Fuss' delivers a powerful critique of American society and politics. The album impresses with its consistent quality across 15 tracks, blending soulful melodies with thoughtful lyrics. Stevie Wonder's artistry matures, showing refined and inspired production. Listen to Stevie Wonder's 'A Time To Love' and experience a profound blend of soulful rhythms and powerful messages.

 I would define this album as the masterpiece of the modern era of Stevie Wonder.

 The same essence enclosed in two different shells.

Released in 1995 after a four-year hiatus, 'Conversation Peace' is Stevie Wonder's best album since 1980's 'Hotter Than July.' It blends energetic soul vocals and powerful horns with modern pop elements. The album features memorable tracks like 'Rain Your Love Down' and the politically charged title song. This work marks a high point in Stevie Wonder's modern era, combining timeless soul with contemporary sounds. Explore Stevie Wonder's 'Conversation Peace' and experience the soulful blend of love and politics in his modern masterpiece.

 "Sensual and captivating voice, a very catchy pop-rock that immediately captures with balanced and engaging notes."

 "No song disappoints in this CD, none is a failure; however, some are truly beautiful and worthy of particular note."

Nerina Pallot's 2005 album Fires features a sensual voice and catchy pop-rock melodies that immediately engage listeners. The album blends thoughtful lyrics with standout tracks like "Everybody's Gone To War" and the ballad "Mr. King." Pallot's skillful piano and guitar work shine through, making the record a consistent and memorable listen. The review highly recommends the album for its quality and emotional depth. Listen to Nerina Pallot’s Fires now and experience captivating pop-rock with poetic depth!

 ‘Valentine’s Day’, the best dark-love song my ears have ever heard...

 I therefore recommend this album to all Taylor enthusiasts, perhaps someone else might experience the same revelation...

James Taylor's 1987 album Never Die Young reflects maturity, resilience, and heartfelt storytelling. The album balances beautiful acoustic guitar riffs with deep, poignant lyrics. Standout tracks like 'Valentine’s Day' explore complex themes of love and loss. The reviewer warmly recommends this timeless album to fans and newcomers alike. Listen now to James Taylor’s Never Die Young and experience the emotional depth of his timeless songs!

 "It sounds antiquated, gentle, learned, and absolutely imaginative this album by Max Gazzè."

 "Sometimes the lyrics are so incomprehensible that they leave enormous room for the individual’s imaginative interpretation."

Max Gazzè’s self-titled album is praised for its imaginative blend of modern electronic sounds and poetic, philosophical lyrics. Highlight tracks like 'Il Timido Ubriaco' and 'L'Uomo Più Furbo' stand out for their beauty and depth. The album offers rich lyrical content that invites personal interpretation, reminiscent of Francesco De Gregori’s style. The reviewer considers it one of Gazzè's best works. Listen to Max Gazzè’s poetic and inventive album to experience a unique blend of modern sound and timeless lyrics.

 Infinite tranquility and sweetness are emanated from the notes of this first track, one of the hits of the album.

 "Fire and Rain" is perhaps the most famous song on this album, another unforgettable ballad, about the void left by the suicidal death of 'Susan'.

Released in 1970, James Taylor's Sweet Baby James is a masterful work of heartfelt simplicity and emotional depth. The album features powerful, introspective lyrics and gentle acoustic melodies. Highlights include the iconic "Fire and Rain" and a moving rendition of "Oh Susannah." This classic captures themes of solitude, loss, and hope with touching sincerity. Listen to Sweet Baby James and experience the timeless beauty of James Taylor's heartfelt songwriting.

 James Taylor is the quintessence of musical sensitivity.

 "I was a fool to care, I was a fool to care, Yeah But I don’t care, even if I was a fool, I’m still in love with you..."

James Taylor's 1975 album Gorilla captures his deep musical sensitivity shaped by his struggles with addiction and recovery. Featuring hits like "Mexico" and "How Sweet It Is," the album balances catchy, fun songs with delicate ballads. Noteworthy tracks include the introspective title song "Gorilla" and soulful pieces like "I Was A Fool To Care." This classic showcases Taylor’s gentle voice, heartfelt lyrics, and a touch of blues and classical influences. Discover the heartfelt stories and timeless melodies of James Taylor's Gorilla—listen now and experience a classic of sensitive songwriting.

 Oneiric, diabolic, and angelic at the same time, immoral, illogical, poetic, crazy, drunk, quintessence of rock, damn fascinating.

 Everything completely enveloped in a magical aura of mystery, which accompanies this album from the first to the last second of listening and crowns the equally mysterious disappearance of the artist.

This review praises 'An American Prayer' as an unparalleled fusion of Jim Morrison’s poetic verses and The Doors’ captivating rock-blues music. The album is described as mystical, diabolic, and angelic, enveloped in an aura of mystery tied to Morrison’s enigmatic legacy. Key tracks like 'Ghost Song' and 'A Feast Of Friends' are highlighted. Overall, it celebrates the album as a timeless, unique artistic statement. Dive into Jim Morrison’s poetic journey with The Doors’ haunting 'An American Prayer'—listen now and experience its mystical legacy.

 "I won the Oscar for the music of a film I haven’t even seen..."

 "As a soundtrack for a comedy with few pretensions, it’s PERFECT for 5 stars!! Evaluated as an album, it’s poor and absolutely insufficient!"

Stevie Wonder's soundtrack for the 1984 film The Woman In Red features the unforgettable hit 'I Just Called To Say I Love You' and a few other catchy songs. While these tracks shine, the rest of the album is mostly unremarkable and forgettable. The album works well as a film soundtrack but falls short as a standalone Stevie Wonder album. Ultimately, it earns 2 stars due to its limited artistic depth despite the Oscar recognition. Discover Stevie Wonder's iconic soundtrack with its unforgettable hits and see why it won an Oscar despite mixed album reviews.

 The desolation, the melancholy without any regret, the resignation of this track are to be savored like the harsh, dry, bitter, stinging but warm aftertaste left in the mouth by a glass of straight whiskey.

 There’s no point in mentioning the best songs; they’re all beautiful, meant to be listened to from the first to the last, without interruption, letting oneself be lulled by the slow, reflective notes of this album.

This review celebrates Tom Waits' 1974 album The Heart Of Saturday Night as a jazz-driven journey into the melancholic, late-night urban landscape. It highlights the contemplative and resigned mood, praising its slow, reflective melodies that suit quiet moments. The album is recommended to be listened to uninterrupted and in the right setting. The title track stands out as a favorite for its deep melancholy and warm aftertaste. Dive into the soulful jazz of Tom Waits and experience the haunting beauty of The Heart Of Saturday Night.