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Better late than never, and I only read this review today, but I read it, by gosh! And I have to say it's really beautiful, also because I think exactly like you, Roby, and I've been listening to this CD for years without ever getting tired of it or liking it less. It's wonderful. Well done!

Fallen.... Hi! It's been a while since I last heard from you, hasn't it? As you know, it's not really my thing, but I just wanted to send you a hello. Kisses

Hello islander! It'll be done! Kisses ;-)

Really beautiful review.. I guess I'm among the unexcused absentees, judging by the attendance... oh well. Kisses

Great review, comprehensive: it gave me enough insights to understand the direction of his album compared to the band's new one. Thanks. I think I’ll end up getting both anyway! ;)

Well then, good luck Alex and three titles for the Sonic: Murray Street, Sonic Nurse, and Dream Nation… Kisses.

Hi Hal, we cross paths but never meet, yet I always keep an eye on you, just so you know... Kisses..

Guys, I totally missed this... I immediately apologize to Alex for the oversight, and I add: it's quite rare for me to be generous with a 5 in my comments, but in this case, I bow down, and I even think I’ll print it out and hang it up. Nothing more to say, for once... Really well done, you said EVERYTHING. Excellent.

"Life in a Day" is among my absolute favorite songs. With that false carefree air that shines through the entire album... For ALEX: you might like this CD because it's the embryo from which Cacophony will emerge, only that in comparison, it's more "raw" and strictly rock, a rock that, as dEDOLUZ said, is very decadent and dark despite the cheerful guitar strumming... From here on, they will refine the sound towards an increasingly electronic component, shaping their inimitable eighties' sound. Here they are very young and, in some ways, understandably "immature." Yet even now, "Chelsea Girl" is one of the ever-present tracks at summer parties that stretch into dawn... Let me know what you think, Alex. Bye - PS: my rating for the CD would be a 3.5, but not because I consider it mediocre, but because I think the subsequent ones are "5 and over," and therefore, to be fair...

Interesting Watson, interesting....