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 It was simply Elvis making damn Rock, gentlemen.. The music of the "devil," the one that leads minds astray and youths down the wrong path, yet is powerful enough to move mountains with its impact.

 His voice seems like a melodic stream of air flowing from the speakers to cradle you in the sweetest of your dreams.

This review celebrates Elvis Presley’s groundbreaking 1956 debut album as a true Rock'n'Roll milestone. It highlights his rebellious style, musical fusion of blues, country, and soul, and his immense voice that captivated audiences. The album’s influential tracks and Presley’s magnetic stage presence are praised as timeless and revolutionary. The reviewer emphasizes the cultural shock and legacy Elvis brought to music. Listen to Elvis Presley’s debut album and experience the birth of Rock'n'Roll history!

 "They are dark, intricate stories full of unconfessable secrets that Lucarelli doesn’t reveal, but leaves to the reader’s imagination."

 "If you want to document yourself on the 'dark' history of Italy, this and the previous one, 'Mysteries of Italy', are what you need."

Carlo Lucarelli's 'New Mysteries of Italy' delves into nine chilling unsolved cases from Italy's dark past. With a fast-paced, engaging style, Lucarelli details complex and mysterious events ranging from mafia murders to political intrigues. The book leaves readers captivated yet unsettled, emphasizing the enduring unresolved nature of these enigmatic crimes. Discover the darkest unsolved mysteries of Italy—dive into Carlo Lucarelli’s thrilling investigation now!

 "I entered with a degree in marijuana and graduated with a doctorate in cocaine."

 If you’re looking for a non-demanding film, with a good underlying moral, and to spend two hours relaxing between marijuana... and cocaine... this is the movie for you.

Ted Demme's 2001 film Blow stars Johnny Depp as George Jung, chronicling the rise and fall of a notorious drug trafficker in the 70s and 80s. The film portrays Jung's journey from humble beginnings through the marijuana and cocaine trade, highlighting his relationships, betrayals, and ultimate downfall. A notable soundtrack complements the story's shifts between fast-paced early success and slower, heavier consequences. While not a masterpiece, the film offers an engaging and moralistic narrative for those interested in crime dramas. Watch Blow for a gripping true crime story with standout performances and a classic rock soundtrack.

 This album, for lovers of the genre, represents a true milestone of extreme music and especially a small reason for pride.

 'State Oppression' is still considered a generational anthem today, with pounding drumming and frantic, desperate vocals.

Raw Power’s 1984 album 'Screams From The Gutter' is a landmark in hardcore punk, representing intense fury and political rage. The review highlights the band’s Italian roots and their significant influence on American hardcore bands. With fast-paced, aggressive tracks, the album captures the raw spirit of the genre. The legacy of founding members, especially Giuseppe Codeluppi, is honored. This record remains a source of pride and inspiration for Italian punk and hardcore fans. Dive into the fury of Raw Power’s Screams From The Gutter and experience a hardcore punk classic that shaped generations.

 I would find it just a sufficient album seasoned with a very particular voice.

 I remove the disc, put it back in the case, look at the cover, and scrutinize Tim’s face... Sorry if I pretended not to know you.

The review expresses disappointment toward Tim Buckley’s album Sefronia, especially compared to his earlier masterpieces. While some tracks like the cover of Fred Neil’s 'Dolphins' show fleeting beauty, overall the album lacks cohesion, memorable ideas, and suffers from unsuitable arrangements. The reviewer acknowledges Buckley’s legendary status but finds this album insufficient for regular listening. Explore Tim Buckley’s complex legacy—listen to Sefronia and judge its unique place in his discography.

 The Melons’ proposal remains always unchanged, as if time had not eroded or affected the creativity.

 This work succeeds in the difficult task of not making us regret the past.

After 13 years, Blind Melon returns with 'For My Friends,' featuring new vocalist Travis Warren. The album respects Shannon Hoon's legacy while exploring familiar and fresh sounds. Its blend of psychedelic, hard rock, and folk elements feels genuine and creative. Highlights include energetic tracks and expressive vocals that successfully bridge past and present. Listen to Blind Melon's heartfelt comeback album ‘For My Friends’ and experience their timeless rock spirit today!

 Few voices in the world can move me, and one of them is surely that of Eddie Vedder.

 Vocal intensity like Vedder’s is rarely found.

This review praises Eddie Vedder's distinctive and emotive vocals, highlighting the band's exceptional musicianship during their 1992 Unplugged performance. The acoustic set balances intensity and intimacy, with standout moments from songs like "State of Love and Trust" and "Porch." Some minor critiques focus on drum dominance and slight loss of intensity in certain tracks, but overall the show remains a compelling and memorable acoustic experience. Dive into Pearl Jam’s soulful Unplugged session and relive the magic of their 1992 acoustic journey!

 The guitars sound dirtier and gain more power compared to the beginnings, the singer uses some vocal effects to further enhance his already remarkable skills.

 Sufficient album, at times inconsistent, put together hastily to try to give a future to the band, but which, sadly, decreed its end.

Second Skin is The Mayfield Four's second and final album, marked by a lineup change and a harder rock sound. Despite raw energy and vocal prowess from Myles Kennedy, the album lacked strong promotion and commercial success. It features echoes of iconic rock influences but feels somewhat hastily assembled. The album ultimately marked the end of the band before members pursued successful avenues such as Alter Bridge and Nine Inch Nails. Discover the raw energy of The Mayfield Four's final album 'Second Skin'—listen now to experience the roots of modern hard rock.

 "Chris, let me tell you, with all due respect, this album literally sucks!"

 "FUCK YOU AND TIMBALAND!!"

The review passionately recalls Chris Cornell's powerful rock legacy, praising his past works with Soundgarden and Audioslave. However, it strongly criticizes his album 'Scream' for abandoning his signature sound, especially due to Timbaland's production. The author feels the album is a disappointing deviation and expresses frustration with Cornell's artistic choices on this release. Explore the highs and lows of Chris Cornell's career—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 He changes his voice fifty times in five minutes.

 Absurd band, I recommend it to lovers of the absurd neurotic mad metal genre, forty minutes of musical madness.

Protest The Hero's Fortress is a challenging and brilliant album that blends metalcore with progressive and hardcore influences. The band's instrumental skills and the vocalist's diverse range stand out. Despite its complexity and occasional chaos, the album is highly recommended for fans of experimental and neurotic metal. It's a forty-minute journey of intense musical unpredictability and creativity. Dive into Fortress by Protest The Hero and experience a masterclass in progressive metalcore!