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Unexpected like a squirrel that suddenly crosses the road while you’re driving on a mountain road. More than a concert, a quick reminder of almost all the sweetest and most genuine fruits of the Sparklehorse musical tree.
Unexpected like a squirrel that suddenly crosses the road while you’re driving on a mountain road.
More than a concert, a quick reminder of almost all the sweetest and most genuine fruits of the Sparklehorse musical tree.
This review captures the unexpected and intimate experience of Sparklehorse's 2007 concert at Università di Bari. The reviewer highlights the beauty and melancholy of the performance, sharing a unique personal moment close to Mark Linkous. The concert is portrayed as more than entertainment – a genuine artistic encounter with heartfelt songs. Dive into this heartfelt Sparklehorse concert review and experience the beauty and melancholy of Mark Linkous live!
Today, in its rawness, this old 16 mm film gave me the impression of having really been there. Peter Gabriel’s naive glam moves and little skits between songs bring a unique theatrical layer to the concert.
Today, in its rawness, this old 16 mm film gave me the impression of having really been there.
Peter Gabriel’s naive glam moves and little skits between songs bring a unique theatrical layer to the concert.
This 16mm film of Genesis at Shepperton vividly captures the band’s early 1970s Peter Gabriel era with striking theatricality and raw energy. The reviewer highlights memorable moments from songs like 'Supper’s Ready' and 'The Musical Box,’ emphasizing the unique stage presence and musicianship of each member. The footage evokes a nostalgic and immersive experience, making viewers feel as if they were there. Despite wishing for a few additional songs, the film serves as an authentic and powerful document of Genesis’s progressive rock legacy. Watch this rare Genesis 16mm film and dive into the magic of their early live shows!
It’s a hydra, indefinable, headless, this new monster of twenty-five limbs (arms and legs) and a navel. Based on high-fidelity audio nostalgia (a real pleasure) and well-known notes.
It’s a hydra, indefinable, headless, this new monster of twenty-five limbs (arms and legs) and a navel.
Based on high-fidelity audio nostalgia (a real pleasure) and well-known notes.
The review outlines the complex nature of The Beatles' Love album, describing it as a multifaceted 'monster' of mixed musical elements. While it praises the high-fidelity audio and stimulating moments, the reviewer remains unconvinced by some of the song blends. The album is seen as an intriguing patchwork that may grow on listeners over time. Ultimately, the reviewer leaves the final judgment open, appreciating The Beatles' legacy regardless. Dive into The Beatles' Love and discover this unique sonic tapestry for yourself!
It takes courage (and also quite a bit of audacity) to make such an album. This 'ballad' is, in my humble opinion, one of the 'artistic' peaks reached by the Flaming Lips.
It takes courage (and also quite a bit of audacity) to make such an album.
This 'ballad' is, in my humble opinion, one of the 'artistic' peaks reached by the Flaming Lips.
The review highlights The Flaming Lips' album as a bold and artistic work combining punk and psychedelic elements with melancholic and satirical touches. It praises unique arrangements, notable tracks, and the band's creative audacity. The album challenges listeners with unconventional sounds and themes, standing out for its depth and musicality. Discover the fearless psychedelic sounds of The Flaming Lips' breakthrough album – listen now and dive into its bold artistry!
"Fool's Mate is generally as serene (although often melancholic) as Pawn Heart is desperately torn and rebellious." "Perhaps Peter Hammill's most beautiful piano ballad... Vision."
"Fool's Mate is generally as serene (although often melancholic) as Pawn Heart is desperately torn and rebellious."
"Perhaps Peter Hammill's most beautiful piano ballad... Vision."
The review highlights Peter Hammill's album 'Fool's Mate' as a serene, melancholic, and often underrated 70s record. It contrasts the album's calm nature with the more intense 'Pawn Heart' by Van der Graaf Generator. The songs range from naive and carefree to deeply poetic, with notable contributions from Robert Fripp. The reviewer appreciates the poetic lyrics inspired by Yeats and Tom Waits and emphasizes the album's strong 70s sound and emotional depth. Dive into the serene world of Peter Hammill's 'Fool's Mate' and explore its poetic depth and 70s prog charm today!
Why should you deprive us in the future of albums like this I Am The Fun Blame Monster? All along the album, a bit of electronics in the right place and never intrusive, and a great creative chaos.
Why should you deprive us in the future of albums like this I Am The Fun Blame Monster?
All along the album, a bit of electronics in the right place and never intrusive, and a great creative chaos.
This review praises Menomena's album 'I Am The Fun Blame Monster' for its fresh and inventive sound, drawing clear connections to indie rock legends like Mercury Rev and Flaming Lips. It highlights standout tracks such as 'E is Stable' and 'The Late Great Libido' for their catchy rhythms and sophisticated instrumentation. The reviewer credits serendipity and cultural influences for the discovery of this creative indie gem. Overall, the album is celebrated as a worthy continuation of a rich indie rock tradition. Discover the inventive sounds of Menomena—listen to 'I Am The Fun Blame Monster' and dive into a fresh indie experience!
"I'm sorry Ronald decided to leave the group and compose and play for himself the most beautiful music that no one will ever hear." "Every single molecule is in its place, when you smile; all the subatomic particles gather to then open up all at once in a single instant, when you smile."
"I'm sorry Ronald decided to leave the group and compose and play for himself the most beautiful music that no one will ever hear."
"Every single molecule is in its place, when you smile; all the subatomic particles gather to then open up all at once in a single instant, when you smile."
This review highlights The Flaming Lips' Clouds Taste Metallic as a pivotal album marking their transition from punk to a more pop-influenced psychedelic sound. It praises the collaboration with producer Dave Fridmann and the unique blend of gentle voices, distortion, and melancholic themes. The album is celebrated for its musical and lyrical depth, capturing a sense of nostalgia and wonder. Specific tracks and moments, like the final waltz and poignant lyrics, are fondly noted. Dive into the magical world of The Flaming Lips' Clouds Taste Metallic and experience its melancholic charm today!
The songs are islands of wrenching beauty. Great sensitivity has its price.
The songs are islands of wrenching beauty.
Great sensitivity has its price.
This heartfelt review highlights the raw, original beauty of Sparklehorse's Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot. The author reflects on personal struggles mirrored in the album's emotional songs. Key tracks like "Cow" and "Saturday" showcase deep sensitivity and musical uniqueness. The reviewer urges recognition of Mark's talent, emphasizing the value in his vulnerable, wrenching artistry. Listen to Sparklehorse's vivid and emotional Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot—experience the heartfelt stories and raw beauty today!
I thought of songs with narcoleptic arpeggios by the Gilmour/Waters duo accompanied by the flute solos... What would that side project have been like if it had really come to life?
I thought of songs with narcoleptic arpeggios by the Gilmour/Waters duo accompanied by the flute solos...
What would that side project have been like if it had really come to life?
This review reflects on an intriguing rumored collaboration between Pink Floyd members and other legendary musicians, imagining what kind of music could have emerged. The reviewer weaves a vivid picture of a fusion of psychedelic, tribal, and eastern musical elements inspired by Jade Warrior and related artists. The review is more contemplative than evaluative, evoking curiosity about a lost musical journey and influences. Discover the fascinating world of Jade Warrior and imagine the sound of a legendary progressive rock collaboration.
When a disappointment is so intense, rules no longer exist. Ten minutes of nothingness.
When a disappointment is so intense, rules no longer exist.
Ten minutes of nothingness.
The review expresses strong disappointment in Sparklehorse's album 'Dreamt For Light Years In The Belly Of A Mountain,' noting many tracks as formulaic or uninspired. Comparisons to previous albums and influences like Flaming Lips and Tom Waits highlight a perceived lack of innovation. While some songs show potential, the overall impression is underwhelming. The reviewer purposely refrains from giving a final score. Dive into this detailed review and decide if Sparklehorse's latest album deserves your time.
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