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The sound of TYA continues to claim victims, namely myself, as it keeps spreading its dark and sunny poison that expands like a tidal wave, engulfing everything with its pulverizing metonymic purity: Sugar the Road and Walking on the Road obliterate every heaviness and ominous foreboding. Discover the review
The sound of TYA continues to claim victims, namely myself, as it keeps spreading its dark and sunny poison that expands like a tidal wave, engulfing everything with its pulverizing metonymic purity: Sugar the Road and Walking on the Road obliterate every heaviness and ominous foreboding.
Many times their fame is overshadowed by the great "giants" of English rock of the period like Zeppelin, Purple, or Sabbath, but Ten Years After, led by the great and unfortunately recently deceased Alvin Lee, the "Fastest Guitar in Rock 'n Roll", are absolutely no less in terms of skill and spectacle, and this double album is the most sincere testament to that. Discover the review
Many times their fame is overshadowed by the great "giants" of English rock of the period like Zeppelin, Purple, or Sabbath, but Ten Years After, led by the great and unfortunately recently deceased Alvin Lee, the "Fastest Guitar in Rock 'n Roll", are absolutely no less in terms of skill and spectacle, and this double album is the most sincere testament to that.
This is essentially the band's most original work, perhaps also the most refined, and (needless to say) misunderstood by most fans at the time. Discover the review
This is essentially the band's most original work, perhaps also the most refined, and (needless to say) misunderstood by most fans at the time.
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