Soul caressers more
Thanks to my Rosaspina! (12/25/2020) more
The Oxa and the Tatangelo weren't enough. more
What can I say? I've been in love for a long time! Why, I don't know!! more
Fantastic more
Better to drink them than to listen to them. more
The prog hasn't particularly excited me, even though I own vinyls by Genesis, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and the like. So, despite being well-packaged, the album reminds me of the aforementioned and nothing more. more
I believe this is one of the most beautiful reviews I have ever read about Deb, and I truly thank you for it. I must say that I am very biased, having known and loved that duo of artists for a lifetime; in fact, I’ve had the EP since it was released, along with other material of theirs. But I particularly appreciate the review because I finally find an explanation for how it was possible that It’s Immaterial didn’t achieve the success they deserved, and I’ve finally found an answer. To wrap it up, I’ll just say that I printed it and inserted it inside the cover of Driving Away From… 👍🏼 more
Great album: between the music of Dik Dik and the symphonic music of the Moody Blues. Pop and musical. more
Masterpiece raga-rock psychedelia jingle jangle more
Unattainable more
Almost unreachable more
A masterpiece! Not everyone can put Tolkien's Silmarillion into music, but they manage to do so without being verbose or clumsy. Truly brilliant in the arrangements and musical taste. An album that heals the soul, as Luca Signorelli stated in the legendary book "Metallus"! more
They may have a vomit-inducing name, but they’ve nailed a few songs. more
Only in the first album did they have something to say. more
If music were an Olympus of metal gods, the Dream Theater would definitely be sitting among the clouds, weaving epic symphonies with their electrifying guitars and keyboards! more
MY FAVORITE ANGLOPHONE BAND! p.s. hi Dil! more
Bla Bla Blasco... more
The barefoot philosopher (who doesn't give a damn) more