April 1992; Robert Smith's band gifts us the last masterpiece. An album that represents the exact synthesis between the Pop exploration of "Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me" and the solemn darkness of "Disintegration"; sixty-six minutes of Music, where artistic maturity and sonic balance reach solemn heights, as in the track that opens the collection "Open" or in the reflective and gloomy "Apart" and "Trust". But it is the long and dramatic "From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea" that seals the band's immortality...END... more
Rob Flynn's group picks up where Vio-lence, the legendary band from the Bay Area of San Francisco, left off: straight-to-the-point Thrash Metal, with a touch of the right modernity as showcased in the masterpiece of their debut album from 1994 "Burn My Eyes." They will never reach those explosive levels again, yet they continue to have a long and dignified career... A NATION ON FIRE... more
Honestly, I just don’t understand people who say, “I listened to them all the time when I was a kid, better than all the crap out there today.” I mean, isn’t this crap and that crap out there today? I’m sure that in a few years, there will be definitions of Fabri Fibra saying, “Oh, better than all the crap out there today.” more
For many critics, it was a flop... Wasteland (not to mention the more famous ones...) superb!! more
Brilliant choice of covers... more
What to say? Everything has already been said… perhaps too much… more
Enchanting texts. Congratulations also to Alberto Radius for the arrangements. more
Fundamental... more
A jolt to the heart... more
Absolutely fantastic album, the 4 should be understood as very abundant. Anderson and company return to being exciting and engaging just like they were up to three years ago, with inspired and convincing tracks and melodies. There are no weak pieces; on the contrary, it’s all excellent stuff, from the splendid initial trio (with the title track first and foremost) to the 16 minutes of excellent and very smooth Baker St. Muse, passing through two acoustic gems like "Requiem" and "One White Duck." For me, it’s beautiful and very close to a 5. more
A spell... more
They overturn the classical canons of jazz, and each one plays in the spaces left by the others. more
I find them extremely cool. more
I'll have the pavement redone by the time you return. more
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Yeah, but without the beard he really has a dickhead look... Literally. more
Impressive mix of jazz-rock, space music, psychedelia, and so on... more
Am I the only one, for about the last 4 years, who thinks that "Eye of the Tiger" is a pretty blatant plagiarism of "Down the Dolce Vita" by Peter Gabriel? more
1 song, 8 albums, 10 best of... there's something that doesn't add up. more
I wonder how it's possible not to give top marks to an album that opens with "Do You Like Me?": a blast of monstrous power, with that tearing guitar sound that immediately puts you against the wall, literally pinning you down. An album that then expands the musical scope of the band, exploring new territories, delving into unexpected "melodic" openings like in the closing track "Long Distance Runner," which points the way forward in the continuation of a perfect career. more