Sensations Fix - Pasty Day Resistance
Sometimes I can't believe they are Italian 🚀
 
The Pandoras, "I Want my Caveman" Irving Plaza
Fantastic... let's wrap up the moment (may it always be the moment) with the proper dedication to my Big Brother Twin @[sfascia carrozze]
 
Michael Gibbs Five For England

Michael Gibbs - from "Tanglewood 63"
1971 (Deram)

#jazzlegends
 
Watch "Buddy Miles- Them Changes - 1970 Full Album HQ" on YouTube
Buddy Miles- Them Changes - 1970 Full Album HQ
Great drummer but above all a great voice. Rock, funk, soul, and blues. Miles sings everything wonderfully, and even though there may be too many covers, this album is a gem.
 
Fear - Lenny Kravitz ... personally, I find Let Love Rule a bit of a masterpiece.
 
All That Jazz - The Opening

Bob Fosse (3 of 3)
"All That Jazz" - (1979)

#35mm
 
Pick 'N' Pat

Milt Hinton - from "East Coast Jazz / 5"
1955 (Bethlehem)

#jazzlegends
 
The Pandoras - Going His Way
Bombastic always and forever... rip Paulina
 
Picking up the brilliant idea of @[Martello], I would like to pay a sort of "tribute" to a great artist like Antonello Venditti, that is a ranking of his albums (stopping at Cuore from 1984 and including Theorius Campus with De Gregori) from the least beautiful to the best...

No. 1: "Le Cose Della Vita" (1973)
And here we are, reaching the highest step of the podium, with this record released just a few months after the previous "L'Orso Bruno". Gone is the pathos and verbosity of the previous album; this time it's all recorded with a piano and an organ. A bare, raw, and "strange" album as much as it is hard and intense, which could, in some respects, be defined as "experimental". Notable highlights include the moving title track, the very tough Mio Padre Ha Un Buco In Gola, the splendid Le Tue Mani Su Di Me (especially in the live version from 1985), and then Brucia Roma, which acts as a negative of Roma Capoccia.
Overall rating 10 (with honors)

The masterpiece of the album: Mio Padre Ha Un Buco In Gola (1s Take 2)
 
Killing Joke - Adorations
Listening carefully to Brighter than a thousand suns, I find the tracks too diluted compared to Night time. Just a simple nod to the Chameleons and genre clichés. The Cure's Disintegration will do it much better. Perhaps the production made the tracks a bit too similar to each other. The exception is the sublime hypnosis of Adorations and Sanity, two gems that close (in my opinion) the band's golden phase (since the subsequent Outside the gate, although it marks a return to harder sounds, feels too predictable now).
 
Watch "Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations" on YouTube
Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations
Have you ever held an olive shaker in your hand for eight hours?? Give it a try... you'll definitely feel the vibrations, but I can't guarantee the positivity.