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 What a pity, a disaster that such a delightful and captivating cover is destined to envelop such bland and slapdash music.

 Every couple of years I listen to it again... and get the urge to get rid of it! But then I look at the photo, and put it back on the shelf.

 Discover the story behind Nirvana UK's Local Anaesthetic – admire the iconic 70s cover and decide if the music lives up to the legend.

 The masterpiece of the album remains 'Trilogy' with its stunningly beautiful arpeggios and nerve-wracking solos.

 McLaughlin’s guitar style, though spectacular in speed, feels empty and less exciting compared to his brilliant bandmates.

 Explore this hidden jazz fusion treasure and experience Mahavishnu Orchestra’s unmatched virtuosity in The Lost Trident Sessions.

 "The melody of this song, rendered in this manner, is immortal, sublime, intimate yet interesting, and captivating from the first to the last note."

 "Listening to these records is always worthwhile, even if just to savor the scents of that era (late '60s) ambitious yet incomparable, naïve yet creative, chaotic but invigorating."

 Discover the bittersweet sounds of The Mamas & the Papas’ final classic—listen to their timeless melodies today!

 The album in question is a must-have if for no other reason than it contains the career masterpiece of the sextet, namely the ballad, but with guts, "Fall of the Peacemakers."

 Danny Joe Brown was endowed with a unique voice, brutal but with its own sure primitive charm.

 Listen to Molly Hatchet's 'No Guts... No Glory' and discover the powerful southern rock spirit and timeless guitar mastery.

 Years go by, America sing better and better, accumulating experience and thoroughness in abundance, but the voice of Gerry Beckley, alas, continues to increase in nasality.

 The album is recorded with the help of a fine bunch of Nashville musicians, and therefore sounds professional, adult (actually, a bit oldish), perfectly produced and superbly mixed.

 Listen to America's 'Back Pages' and experience classic hits reimagined with a seasoned country pop touch.

 We are in the presence of the soundtrack of a good acid trip, which started well and ended badly.

 Listening to his works, one always oscillates between admiration for his undeniable compositional flair... and the opposite disappointment for the consistent aftertaste of recycling.

 Explore Porcupine Tree’s Voyage 34 to experience a deep, psychedelic journey into ambient and trance soundscapes.

 Nobody can sing, then now and always, like the man from Seattle, no doubt: a sublime mix of explosive grunge fury and devastating unhappiness.

 Depression and chronic unhappiness are truly cruel and hard-to-accept diseases. They deprived us of a great artist who performed like no one else.

 Discover the haunting beauty of Chris Cornell's latest posthumous album—listen now and experience his unmatched voice anew.

 "Mary Boschi's almost operatic style gives Storm their main peculiarity, creating a vibrant and convincing lyrical AOR."

 "'Believe in Yourself' would be the perfect single, with its irresistible melody and rich harmonies, deserving wider recognition."

 Listen to Storm’s timeless 80s AOR demos and experience the passionate melodic rock that fans of classic Adult Oriented Rock will love!

 Even if it were just for the splendid cover, this album is well worth being placed in any rock discoteca.

 Nothing groundbreaking from Badger, but good early seventies rock, fluid and pleasant.

 Discover the soulful blend of progressive rock and blues by Badger—listen to One Live Badger now!

 The organ rendition of the marvelous intro of The Thieving Magpie clearly stands out, not for nothing placed in pole position on the tracklist.

 This Overture almost seems conceived for the organ, this version excites me more than the rendition by the great orchestra.

 Discover the grandeur of Rossini’s overtures on this exceptional organ recording—listen now and feel the timeless power of Italian classical music!