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 The audience is old but the Church aren’t, they continue to make new songs, avoid singles, greatest hits, sometimes lingering too smugly in mainstream psychedelia á la Floyd, yawning.

 Twenty years of career that close in an unworthy manner, the sadness is maximum, but the blame is theirs, they are at fault for not having stopped.

This review covers The Church's 2002 live concert at Elser Halle in Monaco, highlighting a mostly semi-acoustic set performed to a small crowd. While nostalgic moments like 'Milky Way' and 'Buffalo' stood out, much of the show failed to engage. The band avoided their hits in favor of newer material, leading to an uneven performance. The reviewer expresses sadness over the band's decline after two decades of music. Discover The Church live experience—listen to classic and new tracks from this unique 2002 concert!

 This is the most useless album I’ve ever had the misfortune to listen to.

 B.R.M.C. are a photocopy made with expired toner of the Jesus And Mary Chain.

This review criticizes Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's debut album as an unoriginal and uninspired copy of The Jesus and Mary Chain, highlighting poor songwriting and aesthetics imitation. The reviewer finds the album largely useless and expresses dissatisfaction with the music overall. They particularly lament the lack of originality and the poor execution of tracks, eventually returning the album for a better alternative. Read this candid review before listening to BRMC’s debut and discover why originality matters in rock music.

 "Party Hard" seems played by the Sex Pistols and starts with a vocoder like the Beastie Boys.

 We don't like it (or do we?), but 'she is beautiful she is beautiful she is beautiful...' get it out of my head...

Andrew W.K.'s debut album 'I Get Wet' merges glam metal, punk, and 80s elements into simple and repetitive party anthems. While the songs may not break new ground, their raw energy and catchiness make them memorable. The reviewer finds the album's influence clear and imagines its live performance to be entertaining. Discover the wild energy of Andrew W.K.'s 'I Get Wet' – listen now and feel the party vibe!

 "Big Exit is programmatic for the entire album: bass/guitar/drums and her voice fragile yet firm, melodic yet angry."

 "A masterpiece album, as few come out."

This review praises PJ Harvey's album 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea' as a return to gritty, melodic rock. It highlights the strong instrumentation and emotional depth, while noting a weaker collaboration with Thom Yorke. The album is described as a masterpiece with standout tracks and a memorable hidden song. Listen to PJ Harvey’s iconic album and experience the raw emotion and powerful melodies today!