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 Motörhead have reached Motörizer and they still make the hairs on your legs stand on end like a shot of whiskey.

 Buried Alive, surely the best track on the album, compels you to turn up the volume on your stereo until it makes your ears bleed.

Motörhead's Motörizer continues the band's tradition of delivering raw, powerful rock'n'roll infused with speed metal and blues. The album feels like a homecoming, blending heavy and psychedelic sounds. Standout tracks like 'Buried Alive' showcase their enduring ability to excite and energize listeners. Motörhead proves once again they master their craft better than anyone else. Experience the timeless power of Motörhead’s Motörizer – listen now and feel the rock'n'roll fire!

 If you manage to find it, it’s an album that will leave you amazed, not least because it is discarded material!

 Ajello gives a display of guitar mastery which the Italian prog scene, quite frankly, truly needed.

This review highlights Il Balletto Di Bronzo's rare 1990 limited edition album 'Il Re del Castello', showcasing discarded tracks from 1969-1970. The album blends hard and romantic progressive rock with notable guitar work by Lino Ajello. Despite its obscurity, the record offers exceptional music and is a treasure for collectors and prog rock enthusiasts. Explore this rare prog rock treasure by Il Balletto Di Bronzo and experience the magic of forgotten Italian progressive music!

 The album contains truly exceptional tracks, pearls lost in time, never officially released live tracks, untraceable B-Sides, and all the rock ’n’ roll the Rolling Stones are capable of.

 ‘Rarities: 1971-2003’ is a truly exceptional album, absolutely essential for those who love the Stones without reservations.

The review praises 'Rarities 1971-2003' as an exceptional Rolling Stones compilation delivering rare live performances, acoustic versions, and valuable B-sides. It overcomes common doubts about such collections by offering well-recorded, unique tracks that showcase the band's rock 'n' roll spirit. The album is highly recommended for true Stones fans and newer listeners seeking a deeper appreciation. Explore the hidden gems of the Rolling Stones with this amazing rarities collection—listen now and discover their timeless rock spirit!

 'Fly To The Rainbow' contains all the potential of the great German band.

 The album differs from the previous one not only due to the better guitar performances but also due to a definite change in direction.

Scorpions' 1974 album 'Fly To The Rainbow' represents the band's true breakthrough with a stronger hard rock direction and improved guitar performances by Uli Jon Roth. Moving away from their psychedelic debut, the album features memorable tracks showcasing technical skill and melodic vocals by Klaus Meine. Though still raw compared to later albums, it captures the early potential and distinctive sound of the band. The review acknowledges the band's growth and solid foundation at this stage. Explore 'Fly To The Rainbow' and experience the early hard rock power of Scorpions with Uli Jon Roth's legendary guitar work!

 Deep Purple live are always the best band of these times: great stage presence, timeless tracks, impeccable technique, and even more perfect performances.

 Don Airey is certainly one of the greatest keyboardists of all time, achieving great success without making Jon Lord too missed.

This review covers Deep Purple's 'Live At Montreux 2006' live album, praising the band's performance and setlist featuring both classics and newer tracks. The newer lineup with Don Airey on keyboards is noted for its skill despite emotional differences compared to Jon Lord. Though the album is condensed and misses some tracks, the overall quality remains high. The reviewer recommends the DVD for a fuller experience. Discover the timeless energy of Deep Purple live—listen to Live At Montreux 2006 or watch the full DVD for a legendary rock experience!

 'Stained Glass Stories' is an album released in an unfavorable period for classic progressive rock, yet it possesses so many qualities that it deserves to be rediscovered and re-evaluated.

 The album captivates with precision, perfection, and the presence of numerous instruments simultaneously, balancing organized chaos and symphonic classicism.

Cathedral's 1976 album 'Stained Glass Stories' is a rare American progressive rock treasure blending symphonic sounds with experimental touches. Though influenced heavily by bands like Yes and Genesis, it offers a thoughtful and complex listening experience. The album's intricate instrumentation and vocal work make it a compelling rediscovery despite its limited commercial success. Dive into 'Stained Glass Stories' and experience a forgotten prog rock classic packed with intricate melodies and experimental spirit.

 The Holocausts are like the Holy Grail: everyone knows about them but no one has seen them.

 The final score of this album suffers greatly due to the poor production, penalizing the group’s excellent compositional side.

Holocaust's debut album The Nightcomers is an underrated gem of the NWOBHM era despite low production quality. The album blends rock'n'roll and classic heavy metal with notable guitar work and catchy tracks. While the vocalist’s performance is somewhat immature, the album showcases strong composition influenced by Judas Priest and Saxon. The band deserves more recognition and re-evaluation within metal history, especially considering Metallica’s homage to their work. Listen to Holocaust's The Nightcomers and rediscover a powerful NWOBHM classic overlooked by metal fans.