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I was considering opening this review by curbing any potential shock that I had never listened to this album before, but I really don’t think that’s necessary. I would say well less than half of my generation has listened to this album all the way through, a problem that is partially based on the fact
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Thank you Liam for another good rec. To all of you that read my blog – send me albums if you please. You see how many I’ve reviewed? That’s 136. I need 229 more. Feed me. Drugdealer is the brainchild of Michael Collins, LA based musician. What you can expect to find is groovy tunes,
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Some more good shit from BB here. Breaking the recent norm, but there’s not much to say here, this is gonna be a short review. I could talk longer about how it’s going to be short, if desired. Good blues record here. The keys are featured a lot more than Lucille (his guitar) here, and
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This is the first full-length album I’ve ever listened to by Australian band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. I would let the name just sit in the fantastic natural form that it occupies, however I did do a bit of research (amazing, I know), and the band’s frontman wanted Gizzard Gizzard as the name,
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Zeppelin’s discography is pleasantly surprising me. To some, that may come off as a completely idiotic statement – but remember I am biased towards funk, R&B, etc. Or at least that’s what I think. This album is fantastic. I think it might be Zeppelin at it’s best – though I do plan to continue to
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FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-ZEEEEEHHHHHHNNNN. If you have been around me for more than a few minutes in the last year or so, I’ve at least attempted to do my Eddie Vedder impression. If you’ve been around me for lots of time in the last year or so, you are most likely incredibly tired of hearing my Eddie Vedder
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This is much more like it from Santana. Beautiful melodies, groovy Latin Rock throughout. Every song is fantastic, especially Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen and Samba Pa Ti. No notes. 10/10. Check it out in full if you haven’t. Favorite songs: All of the above
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The most recent release from Beach House, the Dream-Pop duo from Baltimore. While they will never produce some of my favorite music, this genre of music has certainly grown on me, and their discography has become more impressive over time, with still a lot left to explore. I thought the lyricism on this album was
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The first Zep to reach this blog – thank you Liam for sending me one of the songs on this and inspiring me to complete a task that had been on my list of things to listen to. One of my main reasons for doing this album mission was, aside from expanding my taste in
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If you’re reading this, congrats. You have finally finished the expedition that was scrolling past that title. I get Ziggy is a strange guy, but Jesus, what a title. Unforgettable. This is one of my favorite albums, if not my favorite, that I’ve listened to during this quest, which has now spanned past 125 albums
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