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Great job, nice review, I don't have the album, but it's just a matter of time. I completely agree with the introduction as well.

Regarding this disc, I wanted to add that a study from an American university has shown how the human mind can quickly decipher words even when they are written using only the first and last letters and the consonants contained within, to the extent that regular reading is hardly slowed down. For example: qsto dsco è una grndssma czzta dve andrmo a fnre di qsto psso? This is explained by the fact that our brain encodes only a series of letters during reading, those that are most distinctive of the word, and not every single character.

Big jerk, let’s accept him for what he is, come on, it’s too easy to shoot at him. Let’s just stick to the beatings.

Well, when we get too far into the mid-'80s, I start to like the music a lot less. However, I'll give this stop making sense a try since your opinions are very positive and considering they're still the Talking Heads.

More beautiful the album review.

Dear Mr. Minchia, you put me in a very uncomfortable position; your review is clearly one of the top 5 on deBaser, and the album in question is one of the biggest pieces of crap in the world. However, I can't help but think that without such bullshit, I would have never read your opinion. So thank you, Laura, I will be eternally grateful to you from today on, I will follow you everywhere, even to the bathroom, I’m already a fan of yours, damn it. EL MINCHIA FOR PRESIDENT. Vote Minchia vote Minchia vote Minchia. Sincerely, a future e-reader of yours.

It's true, these aren't the real Stones, the album is suspicious and criticized from various angles even back then, but that said, I find it quite enjoyable (lantern, she's a rainbow, 2000 light years from home). I completely agree with Lewis in saying that the beauty of the album (ah, I have it on vinyl, thanks Dad!) lies in the fact that it's produced by people who shouldn't sound like this; evidently, something magical was happening that year. I also prefer other Stones (19th nervous breakdown, paint it black, street fighting man... and well, after playing those songs, what more can you do?). However, Satanic Majesties, if evaluated for what it is, remains a good work in its genre. Even if it’s defined as commercial (and in my opinion, it is, make that clear), I think we’d all wish that commercial music today reached these levels. Excellent and knowledgeable review.

great album, not to mention top 5000, it may have its age but it’s still fresh as ever. On "some of your lovin'" by Dusty Springfield just one word: MAGNIFICENT.

The guitarist may not be a hotshot, but he knows how to compose, and he does it well.

The album is not bad at all, "work work work" is very nice, and there are at least four other top-level songs. The review is excessively harsh and not very objective.