Best album of the sixties secondo DeBaser.

The divine lightning is not so much a peace, but rather a silent stillness and, at the same time, an ardor. asterisco

Tommy is the first Rock Opera in history that managed to set a new role for young music. kosmogabri

"In a Silent Way is made of very few notes... but what gives depth and emotion are precisely the silences, the pauses between one note and the next." lucio mazzi

‘Good Times Bad Times’ showcases a stunning blend of incandescent sounds, paving the way for a blistering solo and a catchy chorus. claudio carpentieri

This wonderful album marked the beginning of a new life for the soprano sax in jazz. renémartin

Velvet Underground and Nico is the EP that tells, with unbridled Anarchy, the New York urban universe where troubled people maneuvered and were trapped. CaseyJones

"Jim Morrison’s voice, predominantly dark and cavernous, yet capable of shifting to hysterical, neurotic screams." Grasshopper

With this debut, one of the most formidable in rock, we are drawn for the first time into a psychedelic scene in its most carnal, visceral, and incandescent interpretation. De-cano

"Disraeli Gears absolutely cannot be missing from the minimum musical dispensary. Indispensable." JimMorrison

"A perfect combination of music and lyrics, from which also emerges an ironic but explicit self-destructive hint ('Hope I die before I get old'), helping to embody the role of a generational anthem." claudio carpentieri

These are undoubtedly the most incredible 2 minutes and 24 seconds in the history of rock, it’s all so, so Hendrix for god’s sake. wahwah

Melancholic, but also not. puntiniCAZpuntini

Vibrant, warm, erotic: irresistible. lloyd

Distorted guitar, driving rhythm, angry voice, and gut-wrenching solos that leave you speechless. Cristo

"Cantaloupe Island is just the tip of the iceberg (and even this tip is deeper than it seems)." charley

This album, besides being the best album of this extraordinary artist, is a true landmark of free jazz and jazz history at large. NicholasRodneyDrake

"A successful record from the first to the last note." Caravan

The perfect cover for an album that is the explosion of creativity, the definitive break from the old schemes of music understood as "blues". March Horses

This album has inexorably won me over and continues to enchant me like few others can. Backdoor Man

In 'Maiden Voyage' one can appreciate a rhythm with a perfect wave motion, based on the constant repetition of a simple three-note core. Grasshopper

Just as it was known that they wouldn’t last long, because bringing and keeping together three great personalities like Clapton, Bruce, and Baker was no simple task. Masahiro

Magic. Hendrix was magic, above all else. TraumaCronico

"Here a fully complete band appears full-time... and here a decisive, clear rock sound is definitively established." Grasshopper

Pink Floyd is Syd, Syd is Pink Floyd, it will always be so. Caspasian

Distilled anger, anguish, personal abysses and animalistic, fierce, lust for life. lector

McDonald’s contribution to the group? Musicality, absolute musicality! pier_paolo_farina

"Ascension is an immense descent into the inferno from which the great John... tries to ascend to see the light." mox

The well of that grating and iron voice…a voice that’s beautiful because it’s ugly and ugly because it’s beautiful. luludia

"The Who were simply themselves, that’s for sure. This album is the proof." silian87

"Ironical above all with himself, Zappa recreated his freak world starting precisely from those who feared this world." DaveJonGilmour

"The Weaver's Answer is a dramatic and theatrical song that showcases the intense and profound voice of the frontman Robert Chapman." March Horses

When they hit the right song, OMAM are capable of beautiful, truly beautiful things. Danny The Kid

This black record is that indelible black of anger and aggression from first to last groove. Neu!_Cannas

Indescribable shapes and colors never seen before take shape for the first time in history. Deep-Frenk

Roger Chapman's voice is animalistic, it is forced, it is devastating, it is a river in flood. woodstock

Leonard Cohen is a carver of beauties that become true creatures at his touch. janis

Until you have thoroughly heard this album several times, you will never ever understand what modern jazz is. puntiniCAZpuntini

The Who Sell Out ... represents a sort of 'mockery' of the consumer culture that was taking more and more hold in England. JonnyORiley87

"The extraordinary solos of Morgan and the highly inspired Joe Henderson on tenor sax etch themselves into the ears of even those who are little accustomed to Afro-American improvised music." Mullah

Difficult to listen to... but every now and then I dive in because it's worth it. more

Traffic proves they no longer want to make the old Stonesian blues... but use the 'devil’s music' as one of many ingredients of a sonic recipe that defies classification. pretazzo

"This album surpasses 'Speak No Evil' in many respects; an essential album for lovers of the genre." AdamWest

Absolutely brilliant but a bit immature for me; the best of Zappa will come later, imho. more

Van Morrison is a volcano of pure sensations, goes straight to the soul, escapes any classification. Grasshopper

Within five to six days, an album emerged that remains to this day one of Neil Young’s absolute pinnacles. cece65

I find myself more and more often with this CD in hand, with this damnedly fascinating face, with the stare lost in the void, no trace of vitality in the eyes, total absence, suspended between reality and the unknown. _tomek89_

An immense masterpiece, the greatest jazz masterpiece, on par with the arrogant 'A Kind Of Blue' and 'A Love Supreme.' Compensazione

"This is how 'Beggars Banquet' opens, the best, the most varied, the most innovative, the most scandalous and shocking album by the Stones." Lorenzo_1987

"Horace Silver pulls out of the hat a masterpiece of good old Hard Bop to drool over." Matteo Tarchi

Highway 61 Revisited leaves you speechless even after the umpteenth listening. Viva Lì

Trout Mask is anything but an 'improvised' album; it is a masterpiece of premeditated erosion and courageous expansion of rock's boundaries. psychopompe

The 13th Floor Elevators embody the most spontaneous and sincere idea of psychedelia. psychopompe

"The Parable of Arable Land" is one of the most shocking albums ever. Airone

The music accompanying Nico’s pure voice is like the wind—an inconstant wind, that torments and unsettles. dissipatio_hg

Pretend not to know what a nasty trick that man with the intensely wrinkled face played on the world by publishing—forty years ago (?)—the sacred text of pop of all time, "Pet Sounds"? alcol2

The music of Velvet Underground is like a big sadistic smile that mocks you for all this, delights in seeing you terrified and even tries to deliver the coup de grâce. joe strummer

For those who are already well acquainted with this album, white album, white review. zaireeka

This is the perfect predecessor to the epic "Hot Rats", and therefore cannot be overlooked. paloz

"Younger Than Yesterday is... the most complete work by The Byrds, synthesizing the band’s multifaceted nuances." donjunio

“Forever Changes by the Californians Love is one of the greatest albums in the History of music, one of the symbols of the entire psychedelic season.” March Horses

Probably simplicity was the number one prerogative of the CCR; it may seem like a limitation, but in music, it absolutely isn’t. cece65

"Slick's entry into the group brought vitality to the band and the sound." VincVega

Although inferior to contemporary "hard" rock songs by The Who, Rolling Stones or Kinks, it perhaps has the merit of introducing this kind of music to less attentive listeners. vellutogrigio

The title track is extraordinarily complex: innumerable instruments are played by Riley alone, such as the electric organ, a particular electric harpsichord, and the Dumbec. paolofreddie

It seems a miracle that these folks managed to compose and assemble a work that is simultaneously so visionary and accessible. psychopompe

From listening to this album... one can deduce that the members of the group were all excellent musicians and not just Alvin Lee. Cristo

"Wasa-Wasa is without a doubt their musical manifesto, successfully blending grating vocals with pounding rhythms." Night87

A volcano of infinite sound resources, it results in an elaborate fine work, guiding the listener into the imaginary circle of the damned...it is the exaltation of the murky human spirit. Klee

The hardest thing to do is to break the rules and silence everyone. puntiniCAZpuntini

Madness and rationality could peacefully coexist side by side on the same record. northernsky

But among the dry leaves there is a spark that will never happen again. zotter

"Try to think: how could an album like this be overlooked? How could such an innovative and sincere work remain in the shadows?" paloz

Each song lets the artists go into improvisations, but simultaneously they remain united as if they were an aerobatic squadron painting the sky with their smoke trails. EatherSun

The entire work is permeated by that veil of magic that only the Byrds could render so sweetly and melancholically. Lewis Tollani

Nick Drake knew how to put the universe into music, the real one and the 'imaginary' one, under sweet blankets of notes called 'Fruit Tree,' 'Day is Done,' 'Three Hours.' zaireeka

The revolution was represented by David LaFlamme’s violin, more unique than rare in the psychedelic American scene and beyond. Peter Hammill

American psychedelia comes of age. Lewis Tollani

"Balaklava is a dark and at times mysterious album... with Rapp’s deep and imprecise voice ominously emerging from a tapestry of psychedelic folk." Lewis Tollani

Mi dispiace, ma sembra che non ci sia nessuna recensione allegata. fusillo

"Shut Up" manages the miracle of staging all the madness of war, through bitter and contemptuous singing, organ vertigo, and mad guitars. gorro

Not the best debut for Deep Purple, but it lays the groundwork for their future sound. Masahiro

Sandy Bull indeed remains a pearl at the bottom of the sea that should be brought to the surface. paolofreddie

Don’t let their name fool you, as their music certainly doesn’t evoke ghostly landscapes, but rather a sweetened pop with slightly psychedelic shades. sylvian1982

"A Beacon From Mars" is a mixture of blues, traditional, folk, and psychedelic suites that gives the work a great variety of sounds. psychrockblues

"Knock twice before listening" – a fitting warning for this self-titled debut. Lewis Tollani

Kick Out The Jams is a fundamental album for subsequent generations, influencing more than one genre, from punk to garage, from hard rock to metal. VincVega

The Fugs are still considered a band that "holds an important place in the history of rock." sonic

"As soon as the needle drops on the vinyl of their debut album, the spark ignites." Rainparade91

"These guys are ahead of King Crimson!" SALMACIS

Upon first listening, I was really struck by it, but over time, some tracks turned out to be a bit tedious. This doesn't take away from the fact that they were light years ahead. Rating: 8 more

New York Tendaberry is an unknown treasure that deserves to be rediscovered. currahee72

‘I will lead you to waters safe as milk’ MaGiC_MuShRoOm

Burdon became its spokesperson and the megaphone directed at the world. Lewis Tollani

"Pink Floyd released one of the most beautiful psychedelic albums in rock history." orange77