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 Gushes of blood also on the cover, signifying the radical (rightful) judgment the artist gives of his country’s terrible foreign policy.

 Oscillating between ivory anger, dry cynicism, and melancholic decay, this series of ten songs employs the most varied musical languages, dressing with fearful class the corrosive, disorganized, or resigned, deathly lyrics.

 Discover David Baerwald’s powerful 'Triage'—listen now to experience a raw and unforgettable musical journey.

 I believe this to be, and by far, the best Yes album since 'Going For The One'.

 Chris Squire’s white Rickenbacker returns strikingly to shake the very fibers of the Yes animal.

 Explore Yes' Magnification and experience their majestic prog rock resurgence today!

 Don't look for this album but go listen to, if you don’t know or have listened to them inattentively, the first three by Boston.

 This fifth album is released: huge disappointment! Scholz... appears to have lost his mind.

 Discover why Boston's 'Corporate America' disappoints and relive their classic sound by exploring their seminal early albums today!

 Perhaps my favorite cover among the records in my collection: a simple suburban image tinged with infrared, with a beautiful color choice that makes it completely unique.

 "Gonna Run" features a very successful break and a long swinging jam session finale kicks in, fluid and tasteful, with the clean guitar and also the piano working great over a very competent rhythmic pedal.

 Dive into Ten Years After's 'Watt' to experience classic blues-rock vibes and memorable guitar jams from the 70s!

 Rare Bird is this: delightful "old fashioned" progressive atmospheres, very analog, very "from a turntable" if I may use the image, upon which effective blues melodies are grafted, sung with blood and strong flair.

 The contrast between the quietly progressive atmospheres created by the organ and the strong and powerful voice of this bassist is precisely the distinctive feature of Rare Bird.

 Explore Rare Bird's 'Sympathy' to experience vintage progressive rock with soulful blues flair—listen now!

 It's worth pulling out the wallet, it's worth it for such a masterpiece, we were not made to live without it.

 The cynical bassist's lyrics tell of war, money, the sorrow that eternally and tragically exists, dark, a different side of the Moon.

 Dive into the timeless sounds of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon – listen now and experience a musical journey like no other!

 He is the quintessential brilliant guitarist; in all his pieces, sooner or later, he lights up, shines, amazes.

 It surprises and excites me, but it doesn’t stay with me; it fills my stomach but doesn’t reach my blood.

 Discover the shining guitar brilliance in Van Halen's OU812—listen now and dive into classic rock history!

 He is a magnificent clone of Paul Rodgers, making the "phase 3" of Bad Company quite similar to "phase 1".

 Mick Ralphs is to be appreciated for what he does NOT play, meaning the effectiveness of his playing lies in its essentiality, taste, and clarity of ideas.

 Discover the timeless rock blues energy of Bad Company’s 'Company Of Strangers'—listen now and experience classic vibes with fresh passion!

 Saga is the typical keyboard-based-but-with-a-great-guitar-player group.

 I find it hard to frame them within well-known parameters... it’s just that they are very unique! Listen to believe.

 Discover Saga's distinctive blend of rock by listening to 'Trust'—an album for fans of skilled guitar-keyboard interplay and timeless melody!

 Octavarium has a crescendo and a final apotheosis that blows my mind.

 It’s like the top student who, when questioned, parrot-like recites the books... I’d give him just a passing grade.

 Discover the legendary Octavarium suite—listen now and decide if it’s Dream Theater’s finest work or a prog-rock homage!