andy66

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Styx The Grand Illusion

17 nov 06

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Dear nightwalker, the rock we're talking about has also brought to light some truly great albums: one of these I recently reviewed, and it is awaiting publication. Don't look back by Boston, for me a true masterpiece in its genre.

Giant Last Of The Runaways

17 nov 06

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When I was into AOR, I was crazy about this album; it wouldn't have the same effect on me now, but at the time, it was on a high level.

XTC Drums And Wires

16 nov 06

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"Making plans for Nigel," besides being a wonderful track, has been one of the emblematic pieces of the new wave. It's right of you to highlight that.

Elisa feat. Ligabue Gli Ostacoli Del Cuore

16 nov 06

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Instead, I like Elisa; she has made some beautiful songs. This one isn't bad. No comment on Ligabue. By the way, are you from PG?

Thin Lizzy Bad Reputation

16 nov 06

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Nice review. It could easily fit in the left column. Editors, where are you?

Styx The Grand Illusion

15 nov 06

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If you review it, you'll definitely have a reader, goodbye!

Wishbone Ash Argus

15 nov 06

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It's only right to mention Wishbone Ash as precursors of the duo guitar "harmonies." Among their followers are also Thin Lizzy.

Styx The Grand Illusion

15 nov 06

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The Styx were missing, well done Grendel. I modestly take the liberty of separating Boston from these other groups, given their more hard rock'n'roll-oriented approach, although they too have written songs comparable to pomp/AOR. To Gilmour, who loves rarities, I also suggest Angel, Starcastle, and more recently (the 80s) the English band Dare with "Out of the Silence" and Prophet with "Cycle of the Moon." Grendel, will you also review "Pieces of Eight"?