New Customer Review

I have listened to it a lot. Bought it for a memory. Very good sound and nostalgic songs. I recommend to others as well.

This album might be an important material when talking about the history of Jazz/Fusion. It’s by turns intoxicating and disorienting. It’s a ferocious album from an extraordinary group of musicians, deployed in a most unusual way.

One of the most important records ever made, John Coltrane's A Love Supreme was his pinnacle studio outing, that at once compiled all of the innovations from his past and glimpsed at the future innovations of his final two and a half years. A Love Supreme not only attempts but realizes the ambitious undertaking of Coltrane's concept; his emotional, searching, sometimes prayerful journey is made abundantly clear.

A wonderful collaboration between a horn player and a singer, perhaps the greatest of all time. This delicate, seductive album stands immortalised in time as tribute, a nod to the genius that was Coltrane/Hartman. The more you listen to it, the more subtle genius details reveal themselves to you, in particular how the saxophone helps tell the story with nuance, sensitivity and re-spect.

The musical sensibility of the band and bandleader is breathtaking as they shift from a traditional workout to an avant garde freakout in a blink of an eye. Evans brings orchestral color and texture to the music here. He was a pioneer of the cool sound, and ‘Out of the Cool’ is a fine example of perhaps the greatest contributor to jazz history and his prowess.

Frank Zappa is one of my top favourites. This concert is very good. Sound is also very good. I recommend it to whoever likes Zappa.

The Steve Wilson remix is a revelation from what was originally a well produced and mastered album. The bonus tracks are limited but interesting and the book is excellent . The Stones do these boxsets extremely well and hopefully they will do It’s Only Rock and Roll next as it could do with a full remix by Wilson.

The album is a fountain of progressive rock music with compact sound and strict songwriting abilities of the band members in varied and dynamic style. It's obvious how the routine of Peter Hammill, Hugh Banton and Guy Evans raise the album to that high level it deserves to receive in fact.

A very unusual album - almost unique for 1969... except that a lot of unique albums were released in 1969. It is as an unmissable example of Krautrock, unmistakably, an excellent addition to any prog music collection.

A terrific recording of nice, softly swinging standards and a few other things. Steve Gadd is a great brush player and plays them on almost all of this recording. Eddie Gomez plays like you'd expect, awesome. With the background these gentlemen have in so many different kinds of music, it seems like they are relaxing and enjoying each other's playing.

Worth to buy but little bit big for mt eye-hole line. Slightly textured but more controlled than goat.

As the bristles sweep across the eyelid and gather back together, they form a naturally dense shape, enhancing the silky, plush quality of silver fox hair.

I usually place depth with a small eye brush first, then use this to blend it out. The blending effect isn’t dramatic, but it’s practical and usable.

Yeah, a release for my 10th anniversary of being a fan. The maids show no sign of slowing down. This EP being their 11th studio release since 2014. Something that would take other bands 30+ years to achieve, yet with BAND-MAID the energy flows uninterruptedly and they're cranking the intensity of their 90s rock infused / metal edge sonic compositions to 11 again. The catchy, yet complex, guitar lines that avoid typical genre cliches and the dynamic drumming demand full attention and keep you on your toes from start to finish.

Strong, hooky full-length release that consolidates what NEK! did on their earlier EPs rather than reinventing themselves. The album features great energy, catchy choruses and expressive musicianship. It is cementing their sound more than breaking new ground: satisfying and very solid as a full album listen, but definitely no big leap from Exclamat!on and Tr!ck Tak!ng.

It was too late when I saw the product page, so I could only get the external bonus I wanted by buying more expensive goods, so I sincerely wish to give me more seeun please. All I want to do is to wish you happiness and I will be happy at the same time.TT

"My Favorite Things" is a remarkable cross of extremism and tact, a demonstration that experimentalism and accessibility can be compatible bedfellows.

"Phallus Dei" is a wonderful debut and I particularly recommended this album to those who like the more psychedelic end of Krautrock. Album is mesmerizing and remains a fine approach to AMON DUUL II musical creativity.

There are only a handful of contemporary guitarists that one must consistently keep abreast of in order to understand the present state of music. Along with Pat Metheny, Kurt Rosenwinkel is in that tier, so every release is always a thrill.

The shopping experience is good, the item is wrap safely and very well packaged. The payment is good and smooth. All good!