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I don’t know if you’ve heard of this great new band called Pink Floyd? They’ve got this album, right, called The Dark Side of the Moon, right, and it’s really good. It’s all, like, epic, and stuff.

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Rated Heartbreaker 7/10

Free's final album is a pretty decent 70's rock stomper, if a little unremarkable. It does kind of feel like a band who've run out of road.

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Listening to Between Days by Far Caspian

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Rated Tres hombres 10/10

I have a theory that the first four ZZ Top albums should be talked about in the the same breath as the first four by Zep, Sabbath, etc, but because people only remember them being the naffest band on the planet in the 90s and the silly beards and whatnot, they get completely forgotten. Shame.

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Listening to Different World by Alan Walker, SORANA

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Rated The Wild, the Innocent & The E Street Shuffle 8/10

I've always had a soft spot for the Boss's sophomore album, especially Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).

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Listening to Anjunadeep 08 by Gacha Bakradze

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Rated Tonight’s the Night 10/10

Written in the aftermath of the deaths of some of Young’s close friends to drugs, this is absolutely gripping, an at times literal howl of grief. This has some of Young’s strongest songs delivered in a shambolic drunken stupor, and it’s not an easy listen, but I keep coming back to it, again and again. Young’s already ‘interesting’ vocal delivery style doesn't even find anything close to the melody at times, but it’s incredibly moving, engrossing and brilliant.

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Rated Zuma 10/10

I mean, it's got Cortez The Killer on it, what more do you need? I think this might actually be my favourite Neil Young album.

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Rated Desire 9/10

Opening with Hurricane, one of my all-time favourite Dylan songs, this is wall to wall Dylan magic. Melding together his rock and roll adventures with more of a nod to his folk past, it’s pretty much perfect from start to finish.

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