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"Oh sorry, I ask, ah."

I apologize to all the regulars and occasional visitors of this page.

Ah anyway, I hope they NEVER add a voice because (my opinion) it would greatly diminish everything. And for your hopeful statement about it, Vì, I would give you a 4. But since we love music and it brings us together like penguins marching along the unstoppable river of life (and I assume the river is frozen, if there are penguins) (but it’s still unstoppable), I’m re-pitching you the Five. Yes, the delirium just expressed (a little while ago, indeed) tells us that music by 65 days of static is like a frozen yet unstoppable river. I swear I just thought of this now (well, not exactly now, but just before I started writing the last sentence) (the one after the "Five") (let's understand each other, because understanding is important: see Zidane & Materazzi, they sure didn’t understand each other).

I was very impressed. I still haven't been able to get my hands on ("get my hands on": what a politically correct verb) The Fall Of Math, but this is a really great work. Perhaps it's even better than they think themselves (but what a stupid phrase). Anyway; in short; I liked it a lot.

Damn, I've always forgotten to respond to linusvanpelt. The contradiction doesn't exist because I'm talking about two different levels. The "personal" level (how you perceive music) vs the "inherent" level (what music is in itself). I'm not looking for emotions from a piece of music; in my evaluation of a musical piece, emotion has zero influence. However, it’s inevitable that certain songs are tied to particular moments in life, and then when you listen to them, you experience emotions (whether bad or good, it doesn't change); but this has little to do with the piece itself, it relates to each person’s memories. For example, “Do You Realize??” by the Flaming Lips makes me cry, but for my own reasons. It’s not a particularly moving song in itself. And I find it beautiful regardless of whether it makes me emotional or sad. I don't know if I’ve made myself clear :)

Finally, I've got it, what a mess, what people, what a fucking dog! Exceptional, especially the title track!

But for goodness' sake, even the Sightings and especially the Black Dice are not bad, huh?

I’ve decided that out of all of them, I like Wolf Eyes the most. Hi Giubbo.

Well done, attrell. I never would have thought you could make it all the way here... for Wim!

"In the evening or at most tomorrow"... here I am after A YEAR realizing the big mistake I made. Perhaps Walking Down The Highway may give the impression, but in reality, there’s no trace of the mad hatter. Pardon.