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Rock stripped to the core and multiplied by an infinite amount of times. If there is a rock album that hasn't any "fusion" component in it, this is the one. It is artistic without using anything that is supposed to be art; it is agressive and virile without being stupid. Most of all, it's amazingly simple, direct, essential. Dirtily brilliant.
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Beatlemaniac playlist
Updated 12/03/2010
The Fool on the Hill
Something
George Harrison: Blow Away
John Lennon: Imagine
John Lennon with Cheap Trick: I´m Losing You
I Am the Walrus
Rock playlist: antimusic of the heart
Updated 12/07/2010
This Is Rock'n'Roll!!!
Pink Floyd: Jugband Blues
Jimi Hendrix: Johnny B. Goode
Arrows: I Love Rock'n'Roll
The Guess Who: American Woman
Humble Pie: I Don't Need No Doctor
Ramones: Rock And Roll Radio
Argent: God Gave Rock And Roll to You
Ian Dury and the Blockheads: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
AC/DC: Let There Be Rock
T. Rex: Children of the Revolution
Iggy Pop: Sixteen
Mott the Hoople: All the Way from Memphis
Kevin Ayers: Caribbean Moon
Johnny Winter: Jumpin' Jack Flash
Jethro Tull: Too Old to Rock'n'Roll Too Young to Die
Black Sabbath: Paranoid
The Sex Pistols: God Save The Queen
Steppenwolf: Born to Be Wild
The Who: I Can't Explain
Pescado Rabioso: Despiértate, nena
Amboy Dukes: Journey to the Center of the Mind
New York Dolls: Personality Crisis
Riff: Pantalla del mundo nuevo
Moris: Zapatos de gamuza azul

Jan Vermeer 1664 Woman playing the lute by the window

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