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 Jeff Buckley had the voice of an angel, his father probably the voice of God.

 I give a 1 to those who published it and those who don’t use the proceeds of all posthumous releases for noble causes, but instead to speculate and profit from the memory of one of the most sensitive and humble people who ever made music.

The review reflects on Jeff Buckley’s enduring legacy despite his limited discography and untimely death. It critiques the commercial nature of posthumous releases while acknowledging the power and beauty of his music. The collection 'So Real' offers a definitive testament of Buckley's best work, though it lacks new material and presents poor packaging. Fans enchanted by Buckley’s soulful performances may find value here, but others might see it as business exploiting his memory. Discover the soulful legacy of Jeff Buckley through 'So Real' – listen now to experience his haunting brilliance.

 Not everyone can do what Mr. Kravitz has done.

 An album like this is timeless, you can dust it off whenever you want and it will always leave you satisfied.

This review praises Lenny Kravitz's debut album Let Love Rule as his finest work, highlighting its successful revival of 70s rock, blues, and soul influences. The album showcases Kravitz's multi-instrumental talents and bold fusion of classic sounds. Despite later decline in creativity, this record remains timeless and highly recommended. Key tracks and collaborations enrich its musical depth. Listen to Let Love Rule now and experience Lenny Kravitz's timeless 70s rock revival.

 Mr. Kennedy kicked my butt and more than satisfied my curiosity, delighting my ears with his incredible voice for more than an hour and a half of concert.

 The four delight us with the cover of Zeppelin’s 'Kashmir,' performed to perfection in every aspect, enough to make the best Page and Plant envious.

This review praises Alter Bridge’s live concert at the Fillmore in Cortemaggiore, highlighting Myles Kennedy's exceptional vocals and Mark Tremonti's guitar mastery. The band’s energy and connection with the audience impressed the reviewer, who found the setlist balanced between new and old hits. The performance of Led Zeppelin’s 'Kashmir' was noted as outstanding. Overall, the concert is described as one of the best live experiences. Experience Alter Bridge’s live power – listen now or catch their next show!

 "No one has ever managed to create the void around the voice like Tim Buckley did."

 ‘‘Right from the first notes of ‘Move With Me’... I can’t help but wrinkle my nose thinking about how the session musicians and arrangements were chosen and imposed to rein in the wild horse Buckley.’’

This review reflects on Tim Buckley's album 'Greetings from L.A.' as a bittersweet journey where his extraordinary voice struggles against commercial constraints. While the album showcases strong blues influences and some standout tracks like 'Sweet Surrender,' the imposed arrangements dampen Buckley's wild and experimental spirit. Ultimately, the review conveys both admiration for Buckley's talent and sadness for how the record industry limited his artistic expression. Listen to 'Greetings from L.A.' and discover Tim Buckley's haunting voice amidst his creative struggle.

 Terence Trent d’Arby is what I consider an artist at 360°, endowed with a warm, sensual, scratchy, but also velvety voice.

 The music serves the voice, nothing is ever overdone, every note, every arrangement, every riff is perfectly calibrated to fully enhance Terence’s talent.

The review celebrates Terence Trent D'Arby as a multi-talented artist, whose 1987 debut album combines soulful vocals and funky rhythms with impeccable musical craftsmanship. The album's key tracks are highlighted, alongside its influence by soul greats and its commercial success. The author recalls an impressive live performance that reinforces D'Arby's artistic excellence, praising his unique ability to blend talent, style, and charisma. Listen to Terence Trent D'Arby's iconic debut and experience timeless R&B mastery today!

 Maybe because he has a face that seems to say "I'm kidding," a bit crazy, eclectic, self-assured with that ironic and cheeky look.

 I sincerely recommend at least two or three listens (one is certainly not enough to grasp it, we are not talking about Ramazzotti...).

John De Leo's debut solo album Vago Svanendo is a daring and experimental work blending jazz, rock, and eclectic sounds. Known for his versatile voice and nonconformist style, De Leo challenges the conventional Italian music scene. The album features inventive instrumentation and arrangements, rewarding repeated listens. It stands out significantly from mainstream Italian pop and offers a fresh, innovative musical experience. Explore John De Leo's Vago Svanendo to experience bold jazz fusion and innovative Italian music beyond the mainstream.

 This product... deserves a listen and a bit of attention in the underground of the Web.

 Tracks that start subdued and dark, imbued with a subtle bucolic beauty, claustrophobic and unsettling...

Garageolympo’s debut demo Inquietudine presents five well-crafted tracks blending alternative indie rock with melancholic and 80s dark new wave influences. The band’s patience honing their sound through covers and jam sessions in a humid garage is evident in their thoughtful arrangements and atmospheric composition. Luca’s vocal delivery ranges from subdued whispers to powerful screams, complementing the textured guitars and keyboard harmonies. The album captures a claustrophobic yet beautiful energy, making it a noteworthy addition to the underground rock scene. This promising demo deserves attention from indie rock fans. Listen to Garageolympo’s Inquietudine and explore the dark, melancholic depths of Italian indie rock today!

 Les Claypool on bass pursues the impossible, reaches it, and outpaces it like Stoner’s Ducati with Rossi’s Yamaha on the straight of the Chinese track.

 How to categorize them? How the hell should I know? These guys play in an insanely kickass way and have balls that touch their chins!

Primus' debut album Frizzle Fry is a wildly creative and technically astounding fusion of funk, prog, punk, and metal. Les Claypool's distinctive bass and voice define the band's unique sound, supported by the masterful guitar and drumming of Larry LaLonde and Tim Alexander. The album features complex rhythms, rapid tempo changes, and inventive compositions. Fans of experimental and technical music will find this album a must-listen. Dive into the madness of Primus' Frizzle Fry and experience funk and prog like never before!

 If Led Zeppelin had never existed, would rock history have been the same? No.

 They will forever remain the Gods of Rock.

This review celebrates Led Zeppelin as the most influential rock band, emphasizing their fusion of genres and the timeless quality of their legendary tracks. It highlights each member's exceptional musicianship and the lasting impact of their work on modern rock. The remasters collection is praised as a definitive showcase of their powerful, innovative sound. Explore Led Zeppelin's remasters and experience the timeless power of rock history's greatest band!

 A true "punch in the face" to the system, to the big city that swallows everything in its dreariness.

 "Wake up, boy! Rouse from your stupor, life isn’t what you see, life grabs you, chews you up and spits you out."

Fluxus’ 1996 album Non Esistere is a powerful follow-up to their explosive debut, delivering intense noise rock and hardcore fused with sharp social criticism. The album channels raw rage, smart lyrics, and brutal instrumentation that challenge the dreariness of modern life. Despite being sidelined by mainstream media, Fluxus create authentic, fierce music for a loyal fanbase. Tracks like the title song and Iconoclasta showcase poetic intensity and unrelenting energy, solidifying Fluxus’ place in Italian independent music history. Listen to Fluxus’ Non Esistere and experience the fierce, authentic power of Italian hardcore noise rock!