crazy and definitely ahead of its time. A certainly historic album in the genre and among the first to combine jazz, fusion, electronics, filtered voices, and death, although perhaps a bit overrated. Avant-garde! more
Beautiful, definitely one of the pillars of current post-hardcore. It's a shame they broke up! more
the CD is excessively long and even more meandering, partly due to the heavy spoken interludes between tracks. It's a shame because the compositions are often of high quality as usual, even if they feel a bit too contrived! more
original project that involves various voices and instrumentalists. Perhaps a bit too scattered (not as much as the subsequent ones), but with some musical gems that are hard to find elsewhere! Don't be fooled, this is the best Ayreon cd and I'm sure it will surprise you with many songs. more
The avant-garde turned into music, there is truly everything in this album, a blend of genres that makes the arcturus' proposal incredibly original. "the chaos path" is already history, although I must say I find it a bit too self-indulgent and scattered. They will reach true maturity with "the sham mirrors," where they will become more communicative. more
Nice thrash album, with some exciting moments. Enjoyable! more
never listened to. perhaps the only CD in my discography that I have never given a listen! more
I've never been crazy about this band, but this is a really fun album! more
Kate Bush seeks and finds a miraculous synthesis between the electronic (synthesizers, samplers, and drum machines) and the acoustic (piano soliloquies, tempestuous strings, Irish jigs, and messianic choirs), crafting songs that feel like cinematic narratives poised between wakefulness and dream, with vertiginous temporal flashbacks to childhood (Cloudbusting, The Big Sky). The long suite The Ninth Wave (a metaphorical journey from the abyssal dark to the misty light of morning) remains her masterpiece. more
Founded on the percussive sound of the Hammond and the screeching timbre of the Moog, the suite (futuristic yet childlike allegory of militarism) is one of the cornerstones of the trio. Amid violent and irregular martial sections (Eruption, Iconoclast,…) some lyrical and sorrowful glimpses open up (Stones of Years, Battlefield). It closes with the mocking march of Aquatarkus. The rest is good, with the solemn and baroque The Only Way (Lake's vocal peak) followed by the hypnotic and square Infinite Space. more
"Put the lighter back." God. more
Funny, nice, but as already stated by another user before me, it's not enough to just "resemble" Belushi to be one. more
Until "Life is Beautiful," absolute genius; after that, practically a chasm... what a shame! (Still an idol) more
Explosive. more
SUPER NACHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO more
How to teach the English Punk of '77 that being rebellious, sexist, and perverted isn't just three-chord stuff. A record that responds to No Future with Sometimes I'm going to smack your face, and even better with Making love to the Mersey Tunnel with a sausage… Testosterone at 3000 like a licked and smacked stamp stuck to the foreheads of feminists… more
I like him, he's a great actor, sometimes he cracks me up.. ma io non ti conosco? - Anno Uno
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big, fat and rock'n'roll more
Genes. more