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 "Kurt Cobain’s talent in this box set emerges at times confused due to ultra-amateur recordings... while other times it’s disarmingly thrown in your face."

 "The person who curated the box set was concerned with showing us the true soul of Nirvana and depicting them in their entirety: lo-fi, rough, inconsistent, goofy and still great as no one ever was."

With The Lights Out is a powerful, if flawed, collection that captures Nirvana's raw energy and evolution. Despite issues with production and pricing, Kurt Cobain's genius shines through. The box set offers a mix of gems and archival leftovers, presenting the band's true soul. The accompanying DVD adds value by showing the band's vibrant early rehearsals. Overall, it’s a tribute to Nirvana's enduring impact on rock. Discover the raw, unfiltered spirit of Nirvana with With The Lights Out – dive into the box set and experience Cobain’s genius like never before!

 "Houses of the Holy, for me, is certainly not a lesser album."

 "No Quarter, a marvel that should instantly... drive you to recover it, buy it, steal it, listen to it!!!!"

This review challenges the notion that Houses Of The Holy is a 'lesser' Led Zeppelin album, highlighting its magical and dreamlike tracks. The reviewer reflects on the album's underrated status compared to the band's earlier masterpieces and praises songs like "The Rain Song," "The Song Remains The Same," and "No Quarter." Despite changes in rock trends, the album's unique qualities stand out and deserve renewed appreciation. Explore the magic of Led Zeppelin's Houses Of The Holy—listen now and rediscover this timeless rock masterpiece!

 "If it weren’t for the really dull production, I would place it among the highest peaks reached by the Milanese group."

 "Quello che non c’è is a Battisti from space odyssey and... it’s like listening to Bowie from the ’70s. The best Bowie!"

The review reflects a growing appreciation for Afterhours' album Quello Che Non C'è, highlighting its experimental and autobiographical style. While the production is considered dull and less aggressive than desired, the vocal performances and unconventional instrumentation stand out. The album blends dark atmospheres with memorable tracks reminiscent of iconic artists like Battisti and Bowie. Often seen as transitional, it remains a significant and successful experiment in the band's career. Listen to Afterhours' Quello Che Non C'è to experience its bold, dark experimentation and unique Italian rock sound.

 Along with 'Daydream Nation,' probably the greatest guitar album ever.

 J Mascis hurls tons of decibels into the listener’s ears, avalanches of feedback and wah wah in a way that only he knows how to do.

The review highlights Dinosaur Jr.'s seminal album 'You're Living All Over Me' as a landmark in American indie rock. Praised especially for J Mascis's unique guitar playing and the album's mix of pop melodies, noise, and experimental sounds, the album is compared with other classics like 'Daydream Nation.' The reunion of J Mascis and Lou Barlow underscores the lasting impact despite past tensions. The album's influence on later indie and grunge acts is celebrated. Listen to Dinosaur Jr.'s 'You're Living All Over Me' and experience a guitar album that shaped indie rock forever!

 Robert Smith, behind the lipstick and mascara... hides a heart as big as this.

 "Disintegration" delivers to pop history one of the most poignant and intense albums of the last twenty years.

The Cure's Disintegration is hailed as one of their most emotionally intense albums, showcasing Robert Smith's vulnerable songwriting. Featuring standout tracks like "Pictures of You" and "Lullaby," it blends new wave and post-punk influences with haunting melodies. Widely regarded as a unifying classic, it remains a seminal work in pop and alternative rock history. Dive into The Cure's Disintegration and experience one of the most heartfelt albums in rock history.

 Seven tracks condensed into 15 minutes of punk played at 200 km/h, suspended somewhere between the lyricism of Dinosaur Jr and the generational angst of Nirvana.

 The Wimeke free the mind and make the legs move, as a good rock’n’roll record should.

Wimeke's debut EP 'La Prima Volta' packs seven fast-paced punk tracks into 15 minutes, blending raw energy with lyrical clarity. Influenced by Dinosaur Jr and Nirvana, the EP offers poetic yet straightforward songs. The record stands out for its ability to move listeners physically and emotionally with a direct punch rather than softness. Despite not chasing trendy sounds, its captivating melodies linger after a few listens. Listen to Wimeke's 'La Prima Volta' and experience the raw energy and poetic punch of this dazzling punk debut!