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'Under Wraps' is Jethro Tull’s worst album: cold, too technological, not acoustic enough, not melodic enough, and especially lacking the flute that made the band famous. It’s official: the most horrendous song Jethro has ever written is General Crossing, a pointless piece that communicates nothing, except perhaps annoying sounds.
'Under Wraps' is Jethro Tull’s worst album: cold, too technological, not acoustic enough, not melodic enough, and especially lacking the flute that made the band famous.
It’s official: the most horrendous song Jethro has ever written is General Crossing, a pointless piece that communicates nothing, except perhaps annoying sounds.
Jethro Tull's 1984 album 'Under Wraps' represents a significant stylistic misstep, characterized by cold, overly electronic production and a lack of the band's signature flute. While a couple of tracks hint at the classic sound, the album overall is flat and widely regarded as the band's weakest. Despite moderate chart success, it led to a hiatus and a return to form in subsequent releases. Discover the story behind Jethro Tull's most controversial album—listen to Under Wraps and judge for yourself!
'Built to Destroy' is truly a fantastic name to give a hardrock album. 'Rock Will Never Die!' is one of the most extraordinary ballads ever written.
'Built to Destroy' is truly a fantastic name to give a hardrock album.
'Rock Will Never Die!' is one of the most extraordinary ballads ever written.
The review praises the 1983 Michael Schenker Group album 'Built To Destroy' for its solid hard rock compositions and stable lineup. Highlights include powerful vocals by Gary Barden, impressive guitar work by Schenker, and memorable tracks like 'Rock My Nights Away' and 'Rock Will Never Die.' Though slightly behind the previous album 'Assault Attack,' it is still a worthy hard rock classic. The album showcases a variety of moods, from energetic anthems to evocative ballads. Listen to 'Built To Destroy' now and experience Michael Schenker's hard rock mastery!
Sacred Heart is played by a "god" (pardon the pun), but perhaps the only problem is that it occasionally lacks in compositional level. Rock’n’Roll Children is indeed the masterpiece of ‘Sacred Heart’, with a beautifully recorded sound.
Sacred Heart is played by a "god" (pardon the pun), but perhaps the only problem is that it occasionally lacks in compositional level.
Rock’n’Roll Children is indeed the masterpiece of ‘Sacred Heart’, with a beautifully recorded sound.
Dio's 1985 album Sacred Heart represents a transitional phase in the legendary artist’s career, mixing memorable tracks with some elements that feel repetitive. While some songs echo Dio's earlier work, others like Rock’n’Roll Children stand out as highlights. The album showcases strong musicianship, though it occasionally falls short on originality. Overall, it remains an enjoyable listen for fans of classic heavy metal. Dive into Dio's Sacred Heart—listen now to explore its epic moments and classic heavy metal vibes!
'You love this song from the first listen because it really sticks with you.' ‘This album takes your breath away from start to finish, not a single slow piece, not a single guitar without distortion.’
'You love this song from the first listen because it really sticks with you.'
‘This album takes your breath away from start to finish, not a single slow piece, not a single guitar without distortion.’
Saxon’s 'Strong Arm Of The Law' is a landmark album in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, showcasing powerful vocals and skilled guitar work. Despite being underrated, the album includes standout tracks like 'Heavy Metal Thunder' and the emotionally charged 'Dallas 1 PM.' This 1980 release offers relentless energy and expertly crafted riffs, proving Saxon as true metal pioneers not to be overlooked. Listen to Saxon's Strong Arm Of The Law and experience one of NWOBHM's finest metal albums!
Rick Wakeman is the greatest keyboardist in the world, perhaps only matched by Keith Emerson. This album is truly fantastic.
Rick Wakeman is the greatest keyboardist in the world, perhaps only matched by Keith Emerson.
This album is truly fantastic.
Rick Wakeman's The Six Wives of Henry VIII is hailed as his best album, showcasing remarkable keyboard virtuosity in a purely instrumental concept work. Released in 1972, the album features richly inspired compositions named after each of Henry VIII's wives, emphasizing classical influences and progressive rock elements. The absence of orchestras or vocalists highlights Wakeman's mastery across multiple keyboards, supported by notable musicians from Yes and others. The album remains a timeless and exhilarating masterpiece. Dive into Rick Wakeman's iconic album and experience the breathtaking keyboard journey of The Six Wives of Henry VIII today!
From the volcanic cover, where Michael Schenker holds his legendary Flying V high, the album promises to be scorching, and so it is. 'Searching for a reason' is perfect in every part, riffs and chorus included. Graham sings divinely in this track, while Michael is simply the god of guitar.
From the volcanic cover, where Michael Schenker holds his legendary Flying V high, the album promises to be scorching, and so it is.
'Searching for a reason' is perfect in every part, riffs and chorus included. Graham sings divinely in this track, while Michael is simply the god of guitar.
Assault Attack, released in 1982, is regarded as the Michael Schenker Group's best album, featuring the remarkable lineup of Graham Bonnet on vocals and Ted McKenna on drums. The album combines powerful guitar riffs, memorable songs like 'Searching for a Reason' and 'Samurai,' and excellent production by Martin Birch. Despite internal band conflicts post-release, Assault Attack remains an essential hard rock album celebrated by critics and fans alike. Listen to Assault Attack and experience one of hard rock's finest classics today!
Oh, guys, what a wonderful album: it kicks off with the anthem Ready to rock, a glorious hymn. Let sleeping dogs lie? This is an incredible track: spectacular guitar riff, drumming that doesn’t let up for a minute.
Oh, guys, what a wonderful album: it kicks off with the anthem Ready to rock, a glorious hymn.
Let sleeping dogs lie? This is an incredible track: spectacular guitar riff, drumming that doesn’t let up for a minute.
Released in 1981, MSG by Michael Schenker Group is praised as a superior hard rock album with outstanding guitar work and vocals. The review highlights key tracks like 'Ready to Rock' and 'Let Sleeping Dogs Lie,' emphasizing the talent of band members including Gary Barden and Cozy Powell. The album is deemed a milestone but is regrettably hard to find on CD. A strong recommendation for all hard rock enthusiasts. Listen to MSG now and experience one of rock's finest hard-hitting albums!
Michael Schenker is one of the most showy, talented, creative, and crazy guitarists... endowed with a great flair but also an uncommon genius. The masterpiece of the album is undoubtedly Into the Arena, a piece destined to be rightfully among the great classics and a permanent fixture in live sets.
Michael Schenker is one of the most showy, talented, creative, and crazy guitarists... endowed with a great flair but also an uncommon genius.
The masterpiece of the album is undoubtedly Into the Arena, a piece destined to be rightfully among the great classics and a permanent fixture in live sets.
Michael Schenker Group's self-titled debut album showcases the outstanding talent and creativity of guitarist Michael Schenker alongside renowned musicians. The album blends hard rock energy with virtuoso performance, featuring classic tracks like 'Into the Arena.' Praised for its emotional depth and raw power, it remains a significant release for fans of classic rock. Though sometimes overlooked, this debut is a milestone in Schenker's career and hard rock history. Discover the magic of Michael Schenker Group’s debut—listen now and experience hard rock brilliance!
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