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Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin [DVD]
I mean... this is IT. The document that showcases Led Zeppelin in every shade of their
awesome powers at full flight for those of us who were not there the first time. No wonder
the cover is an otherworldly mountain. These live sets are an invitation to walk to the top,
from the cocksure freneticism of Royal Albert Hall to the breathtakingly high-def footage of
MSG to the zoomed-in, acoustic sitdown at Earl's Court to the ragged, wounded glory of
Knebworth.
5.0
08.21.26
Marvin Gaye What's Going On
Soothing and serene. If the state of the addresses don't exactly feel like the most hot-blooded calls to action ever, there is still an enjoyable listen here.
4.0
08.18.26
James Brown Live At The Apollo
I really wish this was much longer than 30 minutes and change. We get a look at everything Brown could do at the peak of his powers as an artist and performer and then 'The Night Train' pulls out of the station and it's over.
4.0
08.10.26
Stevie Wonder Where I'm Coming From
'Never Dreamed You'd Leave in Summer' is just jaw-dropping. The sort of instant classic you
assume came from an older time and a wiser head than an early 70s popstar but no, Stevie
Wonder wrote it in 1971 at the age of TWENTY-ONE.
3.5
08.02.26
Annahstasia Tether
If I describe one more vaguely non-mainstream female solo artist as "raw and minimalistic" I'm going to have to fall on my writing sword.
4.0
07.29.26
The Strokes Reality Awaits
I was just recovering from the vocals on 'Psycho Shit' when Casablancas rhymed "seven seas" and "rhinoceros". That was me done.
2.0
07.26.26
Alice in Chains Dirt
Bestowing its deep-bruised hurt onto the listener with undeniable venom but only occasionally melodic enough to be memorable. Rec: 'Would?', 'Junkyard', 'Rooster'
3.5
07.25.26

shoutbox » all posts 
  • xxm Hello there, don?t have much to say here but I greatly enjoy your soundoffs and your taste
    December 9 03:55 PM
  • JohnnyoftheWell Oh hell yeah awesome, glad you dug!!!
    January 9 01:38 PM
  • Veldin Strongly disagree with yr Junkyard sound off. Lyrics are so good they're collected in King Ink. He's heavily influenced by southern gothic literature and his translation of similar content into lyrics for The Birthday Party is one of the best parts. And his performances are far from lazy
    November 7 08:36 AM

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