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 All the songs make you want to jump like a grasshopper. 100% HARD ROCK.

 After listening to this album, you will remain silent for 1 minute to absorb it. And then only the following exclamation will come from your mouth: “MIIIINCHIA!”

This review praises Aerosmith's 1975 album 'Toys In The Attic' as the pinnacle of their discography, highlighting its powerful hard rock riffs, blues roots, and iconic tracks like 'Walk This Way' and 'Sweet Emotion.' The album's energetic sound and lyrical style exemplify the band's early rock star mythos before their commercial decline. It emphasizes the album's lasting influence on various rock genres and artists. Listen to 'Toys In The Attic' now and experience the raw energy of Aerosmith's hard rock legend!

 "Maybe it’s just a way my subconscious wanted me to appreciate this wonderful album, too often underestimated due to comparisons with the masterpieces and the subsequent lineup."

 "Peter Banks on guitar is rather mediocre, and at the time, they still had the typical innocence of hippies. But I wouldn’t replace that innocence with anything else."

This review offers a deeply emotional and surreal exploration of Yes' second album, Time And A Word. It highlights the album's transitional style between beat and progressive rock, emphasizing orchestral elements and evocative imagery. Though some musicianship is seen as mediocre, the album’s innocence and atmosphere are cherished. The reviewer’s dreamlike experience reflects the music's evocative power and suggests this underrated album deserves more appreciation. Dive into the surreal world of Yes' Time And A Word and rediscover the roots of progressive rock through this vivid dreamlike journey.

 Ladies and gentlemen – here is a pearl of inestimable value, retrieved at the cost of my life after enormous adventures.

 Damn, I get chills every time I hear it.

The review passionately recounts the experience of discovering Area’s live album Are(a)zione, highlighting its political significance, experimental sound, and enduring impact. The album epitomizes the band’s revolutionary spirit and musical innovation, mixing cryptic lyrics with powerful performances. Despite changes over decades, the group's legacy remains intact. The live recording captures both musical mastery and audience connection. Dive into the revolutionary sounds of Are(a)zione and experience one of Italy's most iconic live albums today!

 I believe that only the songs contained in this CD are worth saving from the first part of Albarn and associates’ career (the Britpop era).

 The Universal... is a sickly sweet and self-celebratory ballad, in my opinion, downright horrible.

This review examines Blur’s compilation album 'The Best Of', focusing on their Britpop era and musical shifts. It praises key tracks like Song 2 and Tender, while criticizing some songs as overly commercial or lacking innovation. The reviewer offers a balanced view, recognizing both the band's influence and repetitive tendencies. Overall, the best-of is deemed a worthwhile exception among compilations. Discover Blur’s iconic hits and explore their evolving sound with this detailed review of 'The Best Of'.

 'School's Out' (1972) will prove to be for Vincent Fournier (who will change his name to Alice Cooper) the work of his definitive establishment as a star.

 Their music was hard rock characterized by Alice’s sharp voice, which showed he could dominate the stage, violent and theatrical (inspired by b-movie horror).

This review highlights Alice Cooper's 1972 album 'School's Out' as a landmark hard rock record defined by theatrical horror themes and energetic riffs. It recounts the artist's origins and the album's cultural significance, including its innovative packaging and chart success. Influences on later major bands and Cooper's stage dominance are also emphasized. Dive into the iconic sounds of Alice Cooper's 'School's Out' and experience the birth of theatrical hard rock!

 As predicted by God, the Finley will be worse than the plagues of Egypt for Italy.

 Noise pollution will reach the stars, and after hearing one of their songs, that Messiah of music Syd Barrett will die of a heart attack.

This ironic review uses sharp political and cultural satire to frame Finley's debut album 'Tutto E' Possibile' as a disruptive force in Italy's music scene. The reviewer humorously describes the band as a cultural plague, implying their musical quality is divisive yet emblematic of contemporary Italian youth. Despite the criticism, the album is recognized as a noteworthy cultural phenomenon. Discover the chaotic charm of Finley's 'Tutto E' Possibile'—listen now and judge for yourself the band shaking Italian rock!

 HOLY SMURF WHAT A SONG WITH CUBIC BxxxS (and I really like their slightly nasal, slightly hoarse voices).

 This was the first and greatest success in the Hip Hop field up to that time (4.5 million copies sold of this first LP of theirs from 1986).

Licensed To Ill is Beastie Boys' groundbreaking debut album blending rock and hip hop in a fresh, exciting way. Initially divisive, its crossover style and memorable tracks like 'Fight For Your Right' have gained lasting admiration. Some rap purists criticized it, and some lyrics have a macho tone. Overall, it's a landmark 1986 album recommended for those expanding musical tastes. Listen to Licensed To Ill and experience the legendary Beastie Boys' unique blend of rock and hip hop!

 "Life in a Day is very different from the claustrophobic (also stunning) sounds of the two following albums."

 "I can only say that it is a wonderful album. The first thing that comes to mind when listening to the record is the red of the lakes on the cover."

This review celebrates Simple Minds' 1979 debut 'Life In A Day' as an experimental and melodic album rooted in post-punk and electronic rock. The reviewer praises its unique sound, dark and fatalistic lyrics, and memorable tracks like 'Pleasantly Disturbed' and 'Murder Story'. The album stands apart from their later mainstream hits, offering a captivating and tranquil listening experience. Listen to Simple Minds' captivating debut album Life In A Day and discover their early experimental sound.