The emotion of listening to it again after 12 years was indescribable.

 I’ve made this album my own and keep it as dear as other albums from the era of giants like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple.

This review celebrates the 1972 folk rock album by Heads, Hands & Feet, highlighting Albert Lee's pristine guitar skills and standout tracks like "Road Show" and "Hot Property." The reviewer expresses nostalgic joy rediscovering this rare classic, comparing it favorably to giants like Led Zeppelin. The album's mixture of country and folk influences sets it apart in the rock scene of its time. Explore the timeless folk rock sounds of Heads, Hands & Feet and rediscover classic 70s guitar mastery today!

 Ellis is a great musician, who with his violin manages to convey something truly magical, worthy of what a human voice transmits.

 Toward The Low Sun is an excellent album, certainly one of the best of 2012.

Dirty Three's Toward The Low Sun marks a strong and captivating return after six years. The album blends jazz, folk, and psychedelia, driven by Warren Ellis's expressive violin and Mick Turner's guitar. While not surpassing their classic Ocean Songs, it features standout tracks showcasing deep emotion and instrumental virtuosity. Improvisation takes center stage, making the album a compelling listen for fans and newcomers alike. Listen to Dirty Three's Toward The Low Sun and immerse yourself in their unique instrumental soundscape.

 The sound has essentially remained what has delighted fans of the genre.

 Saint Vitus have returned. They have done so cautiously and without much courage.

Saint Vitus returns with Lillie: F-65 after many years, maintaining their trademark doom metal sound. While Dave Chandler's guitar work remains strong, Wino's vocals feel uninspired. The album starts weak but improves mid-way, yet overall lacks innovation and energy, resulting in a cautious, somewhat disappointing comeback. Listen to Saint Vitus' Lillie: F-65 and explore the legacy of doom metal legends.

 "No Baggage" lulls us with high-quality pop melodies, which, however, leave a bit of a bittersweet taste.

 "Switch Off the Moment" is one of the best moments of the album: the piece brings back the Ireland from the early works with the Cranberries.

No Baggage, Dolores O'Riordan's second solo album, embraces a more relaxed, pop-driven sound compared to her rock-oriented debut. The album reflects her personal life changes and features standout singles like The Journey. While the album showcases quality melodies and emotional lyrics, some tracks recycle past ideas, leading to mixed reception among fans. Overall, it represents a peaceful new chapter rather than a groundbreaking musical shift. Discover the serene pop charm of Dolores O'Riordan's No Baggage – listen now and explore her evolving musical journey.

 Just listening to the unassuming gem that is “Och alla platserna” is enough to grasp how irreverent the talent that pervades the falsettos of these young and strapping blondes truly is.

 A fresh cascade of cheerful melodies that seep under the skin, just a reminder that Peter Pan syndrome is not a pathology, it’s endemic to homo sapiens.

Almedal’s debut EP 'Och Utan En Massa Skit' captures the vibrant Scandinavian indie-pop spirit with cheerful melodies and lively instrumentation. The band’s use of Swedish lyrics, limited effects, and anthemic falsettos creates a fresh, optimistic sound. The reviewer appreciates the nostalgic and irreverent talent embedded in their music, highlighting the standout track 'Och alla platserna'. Overall, it’s a charming introduction to a distinct indie-pop style. Listen to Almedal’s debut EP and immerse yourself in a lively, optimistic indie-pop experience!

 This one, moreover, goes straight into my instant classics.

 A must if you want to make the speakers vibrate a lot, to act cool with some unconventional electronics, or simply if you want to dance like an idiot.

After hesitant delay, the reviewer praises Little Dragon's Machine Dreams as an electrifying and cool album with sensual synth-garage sounds and subtle disco influences. The album’s tracks evolve gently, holding the listener's attention throughout. Highlights include groovy and danceable songs, recommended for those seeking unconventional electronic music that makes the speakers vibrate. Overall, an instant classic for electronic music fans. Listen to Little Dragon's Machine Dreams now and experience a uniquely cool and groovy electronic journey!

 New Blood is an example and testimony that proves Peter Gabriel is not just a great rock artist but a well-rounded artist who knows how to give new life to his pieces through an orchestra and his wonderful voice.

 Listening to this version is even more moving than listening to the original.

Peter Gabriel’s New Blood album revisits his classic songs with stunning orchestral arrangements. The album showcases his vocal prowess and artistic maturity. Highlights include collaborations with his daughter and beautifully transformed hits from his extensive discography. It demonstrates Gabriel’s versatility as an artist beyond rock and pop. Discover the orchestral magic of Peter Gabriel’s New Blood—listen now and experience his classic hits like never before.

 Phil Collins was not only the rhythmic soul but the glue holding Genesis together during a time of strong internal tensions.

 "Abacab" is a catchy and rocking song with an exceptional 'old school revisited' instrumental coda that highlights the album's blend of synths and rhythm.

This review defends Genesis' 1981 album Abacab from its critics, emphasizing the band's shift toward electronic and pop sounds. It highlights Phil Collins' crucial role and details each track's unique qualities. The album is acknowledged as a reflection of its era, blending experimental elements with accessible pop. Despite mixed reactions, the review values Abacab as an important and enjoyable phase in Genesis' evolution. Discover the bold sound and rich story behind Genesis' Abacab—listen now and explore this unique 80s classic!

 "Kill 'Em All is a masterpiece in every sense, both for metal music and music in general."

 "The initial riff of 'Seek & Destroy' is one of the best composed by Metallica."

This detailed review highlights Metallica's debut album Kill 'Em All as a landmark thrash metal release. It praises the band's youthful energy and the mix of hardcore punk and NWOBHM influences. Key tracks and the contribution of former member Dave Mustaine are discussed. The album is described as a masterpiece, recommended to metal fans and newcomers alike. Listen to Metallica's Kill 'Em All now and experience the birth of thrash metal!

 Wind and Wuthering is a clear example of Genesis not swayed by the advent of punk.

 Blood on the Rooftops is a beautiful piece where Steve Hackett’s guitar prevails.

Wind and Wuthering is Genesis' 1977 album inspired by Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, combining catchy pop touches with strong progressive rock roots. The album reflects the band's perseverance amidst punk's rise and marks the end of their classic prog era. Notable tracks include the epic 'Eleventh Earl of Mar' and the beautiful 'Blood on the Rooftops.' After this release, guitarist Steve Hackett left to pursue a solo career. Discover the progressive rock legacy of Genesis’ Wind and Wuthering—listen and explore the album that defined an era.

 This album was dedicated to her family, with songs honoring her daughter, husband, father, mother-in-law, and sister.

 Many have labeled this a Cranberries album without the Cranberries, but this is Dolores, just Dolores presenting herself as she is.

This review praises Dolores O'Riordan's solo album 'Are You Listening?' as a powerful and personal work dedicated to her family. The album showcases her vocal range and explores new genres while maintaining emotional depth. Though it plays it safe structurally, the album is a strong statement of her individual artistry beyond The Cranberries. Key tracks deliver both energy and melancholy, making it a compelling listen for longtime fans and new audiences alike. Discover Dolores O'Riordan's heartfelt solo debut—listen now to experience her vocal depth and emotional storytelling.

 "The first track revolves around global warming and man’s dominance over nature, highlighting the singer’s increased commitment to current events."

 "It is a good album, though the main moments are fundamentally composed of the five singles, while the other songs tend to blend together."

Amy Macdonald's second album 'A Curious Thing' marks a mature evolution from her debut, introducing more diverse rhythms and socially-conscious lyrics. The review highlights key singles addressing global warming, tragedy, and cultural critique. While the album is praised for its thoughtful content and signature sound, some tracks blend together and lack variation. Macdonald's vocal range is modest but her delivery remains compelling. Discover Amy Macdonald’s thoughtful and mature sound in 'A Curious Thing'—listen now and explore her compelling storytelling!

 Like Madonna, she has an endless series of studio albums, greatest hits, world tours; in short, she lacks nothing.

 The gem is absolutely the cover of the project, which surely the fans hold dear.

This review celebrates Kylie Minogue's 25 years in music through her compilation album 'The Best Of'. It highlights her resilience, successful career, and includes details about the album's tracklist and special DVD edition. The reviewer acknowledges her battle with cancer and her triumphant return to the music scene. Discover Kylie Minogue’s iconic hits and celebrate her 25-year career with this must-listen album and exclusive video DVD!

 "Sometimes someone wants to revive those beautiful historical and avant-garde roots and break away from the usual musical norms that the music market dictates today as if it were a Fascist Dictatorship."

 "The album gets straight to the point with its hard and fun content... we get tense yet catchy sounds and interesting lyrics with a humorous verve."

Civico 23's album 'Work In Prog' channels the spirit of 1970s Italian prog and hard rock with a fresh, youthful approach. The album features seven tracks blending vintage progressive rock, catchy melodies, and engaging lyrics with humor. Though aimed at a niche audience, this well-produced work demonstrates the band's promise and respect for musical traditions. The blend of psychedelic and hard rock elements is both nostalgic and energizing. Explore Civico 23's 'Work In Prog' for a fresh dose of Italian progressive rock revival—listen now and dive into classic yet modern sounds!

 "Kylie Minogue returns to the top of the European charts with a clever yet brilliant move."

 "'Timebomb' is a real bomb, released in the right place at the right time."

Kylie Minogue celebrates 25 years in pop with the digital-only single 'Timebomb'. Combining house, disco, electro, and pop elements, the track captures the spirit of her earlier hits and stands out as a catchy, danceable summer anthem. The reviewer praises her continued relevance and hints at upcoming K25 releases including acoustic hits and tour DVDs. 'Timebomb' is seen as a strong return and a solid contender for a new album. Listen to 'Timebomb' and celebrate Kylie Minogue’s iconic return to pop with this infectious dance anthem!

 The album is a blend of different musical styles, from hard rock to glam rock and progressive rock.

 Queen I is a good album that introduces the four to the world.

Queen's debut album, released in 1973, introduces a dynamic blend of hard rock, glam rock, and progressive influences. Freddie Mercury's charismatic presence and Brian May’s guitar mastery stand out across tracks like 'Keep Yourself Alive' and 'Liar.' While critics were initially lukewarm, the album established Queen's commitment to captivating music and memorable performances. The record serves as a potent anthem to rock's spirit at the time. Explore Queen's groundbreaking debut album and experience the roots of rock legends—listen to Queen I now!

 "Sonic The Hedgehog had that momentum, a platform game very different from its Nintendo nemesis."

 "Sonic The Hedgehog remains an epic video game that has wonderfully withstood the test of time."

This review highlights Sega’s impactful entry into the 16-bit era with Sonic The Hedgehog, emphasizing its distinct gameplay, vibrant visuals, and memorable soundtrack. It contextualizes Sonic’s role in the heated console wars against Nintendo and celebrates Sonic as a lasting cultural icon. The review also touches on Sega's subsequent struggles and the enduring legacy of the original Sonic game despite challenges in later sequels. Dive into the thrilling world of Sonic The Hedgehog and experience the classic that defined a generation of gaming!

 Ready to Die is not only one of the greatest in the history of hip-hop, but of music in general.

 Biggie showcases all his talents, both as an MC and performer, with charisma that adds to his undeniable skills.

Ready To Die is heralded as one of hip-hop's greatest albums and a masterpiece of gangsta rap. Biggie’s charisma, lyrical skill, and storytelling set this 1994 release apart. The album revitalized East Coast rap during an era dominated by West Coast sounds and features unforgettable tracks like “Juicy.” While lengthy for some, the overall quality remains consistently high, making it essential listening for music enthusiasts. Listen to Ready To Die and experience why Biggie remains a hip-hop legend today.

 From the opening title track, with the doctor’s organ dueling with Auerbach’s guitar in a scorching funk soul, to the ’60s classicism of “God’s Sure Good,” the album flows with the ease of a timeless “classic.”

 The doctor may no longer be the Voodoo wizard of yesteryear, but even though he’s 72, he doesn’t seem to want to become worm food.

Dr. John's 'Locked Down' is a vibrant return to form, blending timeless funk, soul, and blues with a fresh energy. Produced by Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, the album avoids nostalgia, offering inventive tracks infused with New Orleans spirit. Highlights include funky guitar-organ interplay and innovative mixes of jazz, blues, and ethio-jazz elements. 'Locked Down' proves Mac Rebennack still has creative fire at 72. Listen to Dr. John's 'Locked Down' now and experience the soulful revival of New Orleans funk and blues!

 "They have pilfered home recordings of Joey’s voice, gathered a bunch of people who had nothing better to do and built songs around them."

 "The only reason to buy the album is to know who else is involved, to send them such dedication."

The review criticizes the posthumous album ..Ya Know? by Joey Ramone, describing it as a poorly constructed collection of home recordings with little respect to the artist's legacy. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the involvement of Joey's brother and the overall production effort. The album is seen as a travesty and unworthy of serious attention, better to remember Joey Ramone as he was. Read the full review to see why..Ya Know? misses the mark as a Joey Ramone tribute.