fans followed them out of the door. As the rock-meets-salsa influences melted away, so did the hit singles. But that wasn't what 'Caravanserai' was trying for anyway. Instead, this is one of Santana's most adventurous, rewarding side trips...
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Metallica (1984):Metallic fearlessly left the pioneering style of their barely-a-year-old first album far behind with their sophomore effort. Happily, the dramatic advances in production values and songwriting complexity did absolutely nothing to diminish the band's primal fury. ...
The best-known version of the Santana band was falling apart, largely because Carlos Santana was leading them toward fusion sounds. Soon, fans followed them out of the door. As the rock-meets-salsa influences melted away, so did the hit singles. But that wasn't what 'Caravanserai' was try...
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Metallica (1984):Metallic fearlessly left the pioneering style of their barely-a-year-old first album far behind with their sophomore effort. Happily, the dramatic advances in production values and songwriting complexity did absolutely nothing to diminish the band's primal fury. ...
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