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 This record is from 1966, but it rivals many contemporary albums from England and the United States.

 Here is a continental European album that surpasses in quality all the 'reactionary' figures of British and American music.

This 1966 album by Flemish singer-songwriter Boudewijn de Groot offers music arrangements that rival George Martin's work. With poetic songwriting and soft psychedelic touches, it surpasses many British and American 60s releases. The reviewer discovered it in Brussels and highly recommends it to fans of 60s music. It's a continental gem worth exploring. Listen to Boudewijn de Groot’s timeless 1966 album and experience a hidden 60s masterpiece!

 A CD full of references to Nazism, snuff movies, and the most perverse porn!

 The CD is presented as "a hardcore homage to the sin, the skin & the snuff," and contains inside an epitaph warning the listener about the power of censorship.

This review describes 'Eat The Censor' as a mysterious industrial music compilation full of disturbing horror references and intense sound experimentation. The author expresses curiosity and confusion about the album's provenance and concept. Despite its dark themes and unusual presentation, the album is acknowledged as a hardcore homage to taboo subjects. The overall rating is moderate, reflecting intrigue rather than clear appreciation or dislike. Dive into the dark and mysterious world of 'Eat The Censor' and experience a hardcore industrial homage like no other.

 Aquefrigide is the most interesting thing I've heard recently, and perhaps the only novelty on the Italian scene.

 This album isn't something you can just talk about: you have to listen to it!

The reviewer recounts discovering Aquefrigide's electrifying live performance and praises the album 'Un Caso Isolato' for its unique blend of industrial, metal, and psychedelic rock. The music is lauded for its expressive vocals and innovative style within the Italian scene. A playful critique notes the frequent vulgarity in lyrics, but overall the album is highly recommended as a significant and exciting addition to alternative rock. Listen to Aquefrigide's 'Un Caso Isolato' and experience a groundbreaking blend of industrial and alternative rock!

 Molotov might be the most original group trying to synthesize hard rock and hip hop.

 "Gimme The Power" features guitars reminiscent of Cuban music and lyrics that are nothing short of wonderful.

Molotov’s debut album is a powerful mix of hard rock and hip hop infused with Latin sounds, delivering raw and vivid stories of street life. The band stands out with politically charged and provocative lyrics, aggressive yet melodic instrumentation, and memorable tracks like "Gimme The Power" and "Molotov Cocktail Party." This album breaks typical genre boundaries and showcases Molotov’s originality and intensity. Listen to Molotov’s explosive debut and experience their bold fusion of rock, hip hop, and Latin sounds!

 If it weren’t for the very low recording level, I might have even given him a passing grade.

 I expected a crazy killer with a guitar talking about the devil... instead, I find a stoned hippie who doesn’t know how to play the guitar well!

This review critically analyzes Charles Manson's album 'Lie: The Love and Terror Cult', highlighting its poor recording quality and inconsistent musical execution. Although some psychedelic and melodic moments stand out, the album suffers from weak instrumentation and unclear vocal delivery. The reviewer expected a darker, more intense work but found a disorganized and often unenjoyable listening experience overall. Despite its flaws, a few tracks present interesting ideas. Discover the controversial sounds of Charles Manson’s cult album and decide for yourself if its quirks make it worth a listen.

 Like the previous two works, this album is also perfect, from the first to the last song.

 The guitar sound intrigues me a lot... Nothing ultra-technical, but we are faced with something extremely refined.

Nero A Metà showcases Pino Daniele's continued growth from his first albums, blending blues, Mediterranean elements, and Italian/Neapolitan language. The album is praised for its perfect flow, rich instrumental arrangements, and emotional lyrics. Standout tracks like 'Quanno chiove' and 'Nun me scoccia’' highlight Daniele's refined guitar skills and melodic innovation. This album is considered a must-have classic in Italian music. Listen to Pino Daniele's Nero A Metà and experience the perfect blend of blues and Italian soul today!

 The album made a great impression on me; it was fundamentally jazz, but with a thousand influences.

 I was convinced the album had to be good because it absolutely had to compensate for the bleakness of the cover.

The reviewer stumbled upon Dave Grusin's compilation unexpectedly but was captivated by its rich jazz fusion and diverse influences. The album features original tracks and reworkings of legendary jazz pieces. Grusin's connection to famous soundtracks adds depth to his artistry. The review invites others familiar with Grusin’s work to share their thoughts. Listen to Dave Grusin's best tracks and explore the rich fusion of jazz and cinematic soundtracks!

 The album revolves around overpopulation, with a cover showing a myriad of newborns sharing the musician’s face.

 A flaw, in my opinion, is that the voice, so manipulated, becomes too confused and gets lost behind the music.

Fiale's album 'Kreshete Und Moltiplykatevj' presents a complex blend of electronic, ethnic, and progressive sounds centered on overpopulation. The heavily manipulated vocals sometimes obscure the lyrics, which carry strong social criticism. The music recalls influences like Tool, Frank Zappa, and Pink Floyd while maintaining a unique futuristic and abstract style. Despite its impressive experimentation, some elements might be difficult to fully grasp on the first listen. Dive into Fiale's innovative soundscape and explore the challenging themes of 'Kreshete Und Moltiplykatevj' now!