It’s a short, simple rock’n’roll album played by good musicians drunk to the core.

 Despite the cover, it’s a very lively and well-played album, nothing static, here the Rigor Mortis is far away.

John Entwistle’s album Rigor Mortis Sets In embraces simple, classic 70s rock’n’roll with a fun, no-frills attitude. The album is lively and well-played, featuring covers and originals that capture a drunken, carefree vibe. While not virtuosic or complex, it delivers straightforward, enjoyable rock music. Some tracks stand out as highlights, though a few feel slightly out of place. Overall, it’s a successful return to the basics of rock that Entwistle intended. Dive into John Entwistle’s spirited rock’n’roll album and rediscover the joy of classic 70s rock today!

 John Alec Entwistle was one of the greatest bassists in history and proved his unique talent on this album.

 "Too Late The Hero" is a beautiful text, not sophisticated or hard to interpret, but very impactful; superb music.

John Entwistle, known as The Ox and legendary bassist of The Who, shines in his solo album Too Late The Hero. Featuring Joe Walsh and Joe Vitale, the album offers strong rock songs with unique bass work and memorable vocals. While a few tracks are less favored, standout songs like "Try Me" and the title track showcase Entwistle's powerful songwriting and musical skill. This album remains a testament to his talent beyond the shadow of The Who. Listen to John Entwistle's 'Too Late The Hero' and experience the power of a true rock legend's solo work!

 The band showcased technical qualities and command worthy of nights to be framed and recounted to one’s children.

 The large audience screamed thirsty and eager for something that would give them a pretext for an adrenaline rush.

PurpLEHAze delivered a powerful and emotionally charged live show at Genesis, a new rock-dedicated venue in Milan. Despite limited time, the band's technical skills and passionate renditions of classic rock songs captivated the large audience. The review highlights memorable performances and the venue's rising reputation in the rock scene. Discover the electrifying energy of PurpLEHAze’s Progressive Rock—listen and explore their live magic now!

 There is a heart that pulses, beats, behind songs that are decidedly less weary compared to the usual expressive spectrum.

 If he then comes out with his best work since 'Time Out Of Mind', there’s also (definitely) reason to rejoice.

The review praises Bob Dylan's 2009 album 'Together Through Life' as a refreshing return to quality blues and inspired songwriting. Despite initial hesitation, the reviewer finds vitality and emotional depth in Dylan's voice and lyrics. The album is regarded as his best work since 'Time Out of Mind', balancing roughness with heartfelt expression. The blend of blues, frontier sound, and thoughtful lyrics mark a revitalized artistic phase for Dylan. Listen to 'Together Through Life' and experience Bob Dylan’s heartfelt blues revival today!

 "Both pieces would undoubtedly end up in the ideal compilation of a hardcore thrasher."

 "This, ladies and gentlemen, is tHrasH metal."

The review praises Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' as a thrash metal landmark with memorable tracks like 'Battery' and 'Orion.' It highlights Cliff Burton's contributions and thoughtful lyrics on war and addiction. The album’s blend of thrash and melody is seen as accessible yet intense. The production quality and songwriting receive high acclaim, recommending the album to both fans and newcomers alike. Discover the power of Metallica's Master of Puppets—listen now and dive into thrash metal history!

 The album I propose to you is one of those things that are hard to forget, especially if you are nostalgic for past 70’s, looking at the interstellar and monstrous space with a metaphysical as well as psychedelic eye.

 "The Futurist" is what many stoner-doom lovers would want to possess and jealously guard in their basalt showcase.

This review explores Starchild's album The Futurist as a unique and memorable auditory experience blending 70s psychedelic rock with modern stoner-doom. The band creates a sonic world reminiscent of Sleep and Sabbath, rich in atmospheric and metaphysical textures. Each track is dissected for its contribution to an unsettling yet poetic journey through sound. Ultimately, the album is praised as a masterpiece highly recommended for stoner-doom enthusiasts. Discover the mesmerizing soundscape of Starchild’s The Futurist—immerse yourself in its cosmic stoner-doom journey today!

 The band showed technical skills and command worthy of those memorable evenings to be framed and told to your children.

 An evening we will hardly forget, remember....... When the star shines, envy screams.

PurpLEHAZe, a renowned Progressive Rock band from Milan, performed a passionate and technically impressive live show at the iconic Rolling Stone venue. The band captivated a large and enthusiastic audience with classic rock covers and original pieces. Their command of the music and heartfelt delivery made the evening unforgettable, culminating with a daring jam inspired by Hendrix. This event is praised as a remarkable highlight in Milan's rock scene. Experience PurpLEHAZe’s unforgettable live performance and explore Milan’s iconic rock scene now!

 "She Left Me For Jesus and that just ain’t fair... If I ever find Jesus I’m kickin his ass."

 "It’s a great album by one of the best songwriters of the new generation."

Hayes Carll, a young Texan singer-songwriter, showcases his mature style in the album Trouble In Mind. Influenced by icons like Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt, Carll blends rural rock with a sarcastic edge. The album features memorable tracks such as the witty 'She Left Me For Jesus' and a heartfelt cover of Tom Waits' 'I Don’t Wanna Grow Up.' This highly praised album firmly establishes Carll as a rising star in country music. Listen to Hayes Carll’s Trouble In Mind and experience raw Texas country with sharp storytelling and unforgettable tunes.

 "'Human' is the last album by our guys that still has all the intrinsic characteristics of the genre, therefore passionate executional ferocity, power and guttural timbre of the sounds."

 "The true strength of 'Human' is to make such an amalgam of technical abilities listenable, offering vivid human sound emotions, despite the refined individual technique and intricate rhythmic solutions."

The reviewer praises Death's album 'Human' as a pinnacle of technical death metal that combines exceptional musicianship with emotional and lyrical depth. Highlighting the lineup featuring Steve DiGiorgio and Sean Reinert, and produced by Scott Burns, the album stands as a timeless masterpiece. Every track is commended for its creativity, complexity, and soul, with 'Cosmic Sea' singled out as a progressive gem. Dive into Death's 'Human' and experience the powerful blend of technical mastery and emotional depth in death metal!

 "So they learn to be bad."

 On the shocking and crazy "chain reaction" of bloodshed stands the same pitiless but gloomy bay, an immaterial protagonist.

Mario Bava's 1971 film Bay of Blood stands as a landmark in horror cinema, notable for its artistic freedom and visionary cinematography. The story is a simple chain of murders triggered by a property dispute but gains depth through an unsettling atmosphere and naturalistic visuals. The haunting soundtrack by Stelvio Cipriani complements the grim tone. The film’s raw and merciless approach to violence sets it apart, making it an essential work for genre fans. Discover the chilling artistry of Mario Bava's Bay of Blood—watch now and experience a horror classic that shaped the genre.

 Her album sounds like few recent releases, and it sounds quite somber.

 Plaschg’s true ability is to blend classical and experimental, tradition and technology, so that the album sounds both timeless and extremely modern.

Soap & Skin’s debut album 'Lovetune For Vacuum' presents a dark, experimental sound shaped by Anja Plaschg’s gothic style and haunting vocals. The music fuses classical piano with electronic elements, creating a unique atmosphere influenced by Central European themes and artists like Nico. While some tracks stand out with compelling innovation, others reflect the artist’s immaturity. Overall, the album leaves a lasting impression despite some shortcomings. Discover Soap & Skin’s haunting debut—listen to Lovetune For Vacuum and dive into its dark, experimental world.

 Unstoppable and enjoyable: a fun album for sure with some tracks that could climb the charts worldwide.

 Techno-violence in its raw state: between 'Warrior’s Dance' which will make you reminisce about the good old '90s and 'World’s On Fire' that will incite you to excitement.

After a five-year wait, The Prodigy's Invaders Must Die delivers a familiar big beat sound that fans will enjoy. While it lacks innovation, the album is energetic, fun, and more accessible than their prior release. The reviewer notes it doesn't reach the heights of The Fat Of The Land but is superior to Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. Overall, it’s an enjoyable return to form with some chart-worthy tracks. Listen to Invaders Must Die and experience The Prodigy’s energetic return to big beat music!

 Frank Zappa is a freaking genius just like our Totò, who is even greater in box office movies where he can unleash his creativity without being stuck in the constraints of a limiting script.

 At a concert with Zappa, you don’t go to be an intellectual but to revel, even when he takes notes from Bartok’s 'Third Piano Concerto' or Ravel’s 'Bolero.'

This review celebrates Frank Zappa’s 1988 live album 'Broadway the Hard Way,' highlighting his unmatched musical genius and satirical, witty performances. It emphasizes the album’s human imperfection, creative musical references, and political commentary. The review praises the all-star band and the album’s seamless live compilation. It dismisses detractors who undervalue Zappa's clever songwriting and encourages listeners to embrace this powerful work. Explore Frank Zappa’s electrifying live genius in 'Broadway the Hard Way'—listen now and experience the ultimate musical rebellion!

 The Bastard Sons of Dioniso are not a concoction created at the drawing board but a power-trio with genuine talent.

 They now face a crossroads: pursue a guaranteed commercial path or carve out a more original artistic niche.

This review critically examines The Bastard Sons of Dioniso’s single 'L’amor carnale,' highlighting their 70s hard rock influences mixed with modern emo-pop vocals. While their live experience and genuine musicianship shine through, the vocal style and mainstream ambitions create a tension between originality and commercialism. The lyrics are playful but immature. The band stands at a crossroads between chasing industry success or cultivating a distinct artistic identity within Italian rock. Discover the unique blend of classic rock and modern pop in The Bastard Sons of Dioniso’s 'L’amor carnale'—listen now and decide their future for yourself!

 The Furries no longer seem like themselves, presenting very different styles while still creating super catchy songs.

 This cover is also wonderful and somewhat describes the music found on the album, extravagant, crazy, but fascinating and 100% catchy!

Guerrilla is Super Furry Animals’ third collection of unreleased tracks showcasing a surprising variety of styles from electropunk to samba and drum’n’bass. Despite the genre shifts, the album maintains catchy melodies and originality. The reviewer considers it a great work and a new alternative path for the band, rating it just below previous favorites. The album’s eclectic charm and inventive compositions make it a memorable listen. Listen to Guerrilla by Super Furry Animals and explore their bold, genre-blending sound!

 "Dear Aesop, I have learned that the Latins greatly admired your grand and beautiful wit... I too have written some Fables; I composed a hundred of them in very few days."

 "Alberti imbued all his allegorical and poetic verve into short compositions whose moral... was not always entirely clear but often masked in subtle and elegant syllogisms."

Leon Battista Alberti's 'Apologi Centum' is a distinguished collection of 100 fables composed in the 15th century that combines classical tradition with Renaissance humanism. The review highlights Alberti’s multifaceted genius and the literary and allegorical value of his work. It draws parallels to Aesop’s style while showcasing Alberti's unique voice and cultural context. The subtle moral lessons and diverse characters reflect Alberti’s critical but understanding perspective on human nature. Discover the rich allegories and timeless wit of Alberti’s 100 fables—explore these Renaissance humanist treasures today!

 Nemo is no one, he is the man of the waters.

 If Captain Nemo still navigates on board his Nautilus, perhaps it’s because we, like him, still have something to discover.

This review delves into Jules Verne’s life and creation of science fiction through his iconic novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Captain Nemo, the conflicted protagonist, embodies a paradoxical hero torn between curiosity and hatred. The novel’s combination of adventurous narrative, precise style, and rich descriptions creates a lasting impact. The review highlights Verne’s visionary imagination and the novel's relevance to understanding human nature and exploration. It also praises the novel’s legacy and timeless appeal. Dive into the depths of Jules Verne's timeless classic and discover the adventure and mystery of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea today!

 A "party" without music is fundamentally one of the saddest things a human being can witness in the course of his life.

 The danceability represents the essence of this album: stoned out of one’s mind with marijuana, the extremely deep and endlessly looped synth riffs form the basis of perpetual movement.

This review explores Aphrodite's 1999 self-titled album as a quintessential jungle music soundtrack for youthful parties. The album uses minimal drum 'n' bass to create a hypnotic and danceable experience. It highlights music's essential role in memorable parties and praises the album’s seamless flow and production. The reviewer views the album as a perfect, immersive backdrop that enhances moments of youthful freedom. Dive into Aphrodite's jungle grooves now and experience the ultimate party soundtrack that defined a generation.

 This 'No Line On The Horizon' is a great CD, a welcome return to the past that will particularly please long-time fans.

 We hope this album represents a starting point for U2, who will certainly continue to produce excellent works.

U2's No Line On The Horizon marks a welcomed return to form, highlighting the classic sound fans love. Produced by Eno and Lanois, the album contains memorable tracks like the title song and Moment Of Surrender. Bono's voice shines again, with a mix of engaging melodies and themes. While not a '80s masterpiece, it's an excellent, promising release from the band. Discover U2's No Line On The Horizon—listen now and experience their powerful comeback!

 By the end of the episode, his tongue will be completely parched; chilling how an actor/man can be reduced (if this is a man).

 Written, directed, and not performed by His, forever Faithful, Most Illustrious Majesty Silvio I of Arcore.

The review offers a witty and ironic commentary on the political satire show 'L'atletico Giovanni Floris' aired on RaiTre’s Ballarò. It highlights the use of Commedia dell'Arte themes, character caricatures of Italian politicians, and a sharp critique of the acting and political climate. The review cleverly merges humor with social commentary, making it engaging and insightful. The satire targets prominent figures such as Silvio Berlusconi and critiques the show's recurring elements and contributors. Discover the sharp wit behind L'atletico Giovanni Floris—watch the political satire unfold and enjoy clever Italian humor!