Every week, Album of the Week Club listens to and discusses the album in question, votes on how good it is, and publishes our findings, with the aim of giving people reliable reviews and the wider rock community the chance to contribute. The album's Wikipedia page suggests that they were purposely trying to get away from blues-based rock, which sounds a lot like what the early wave of krautrock bands were trying to do around the same time, and Satori doesn't sound out of place next to heavier albums by bands like Amon Düül II or Guru Guru. I fully listened to Parts I and II, then decided it would take Godzilla sitting on my chest to force me to listen to Parts III, IV, and V. And man, is he heavy, because by the time Part V ended, I was ready for Godzilla to let me up and listen to something else.
Author: Classic Rock Magazine
Published at: 2026-03-01 23:32:23
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