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I agree with you, Totò... I love them both with Foxx and with Ure... I feel different emotions, what matters is that both of their incarnations move me.

I believe this is the only review that has ever been written about it!......get hired by the Blue...oops....that's right...they've gone off the grid!

It's not the best album by Pink in my opinion, but it was recorded really well..... it's pop!
I really hope I won't read reviews like that anymore... steer clear!

"that little organ from the beat group at the oratory".....what does beat have to do with the oratory?
Anyway, a revolutionary band in sound and lyrics at least for the first 2 albums, I would say lysergic with a pop touch, even though they were basically very jazz both in the rhythms and in the sounds. And it seems to me that you talked about everything and anything but music.
Now I understand why this review is the most voted; some human beings should not "speak ill" of music in this way!

The review flows yes, but then merges into the subjective demagoguery of the writer and doesn't give a clear idea of the album or the Tin Machine project. Nothing new, it's true, but rock done this well has always existed; however, I agree with Bowie's conscious turn, as he was falling into a deep abyss, but saved by this beautiful album made well and recorded even better!

You have somewhat confused ideas both about the album and the period in question; no one is winking at styles or trends. In fact, both "out of time" and "automatic" were successful commercial experiments in terms of production and, above all, arrangements, which are obsessively filled with strings and keyboards, especially in "out of time". Here, the "er-i-em" simply kept the distortion on for the entire duration of the album, and I must say that Buck's dissonant playing only serves to make his mentor Neil Young proud, related in sound to some bands from Seattle, and remember, we are in '94. Finally, I say that the result is not forced by trends; in this case, it is genuine and spontaneous, besides being sinister, cruel, and sensual. Essentially, it is the best album of the last 10-15 years. This is not a compliment but a fact!

I was 16 when I bought Ferment, a great album, unique in the sensations it conveys to the listener; their only flaw was being English, as it was highly appreciated in the States... great review and compliments for your taste!

great album.....I'm also attached to Love and I consider it one of the best albums of the '80s, but I really dislike both Electric and Sonic Temple and Ceremony. However, I liked The Cult '94 where they changed their sound a lot to keep up with a certain rock era '9 .....this new change intrigues me. The review is a bit too "worshipful" from the reviewer himself, but overall, good album!

great album... it was '90... there are those who commented on Litfiba from Spain... they have nothing to do with it; they were called that by people who didn't even know the real Litfiba.. the review feels a bit like it's from someone who didn't experience them at the time... then you miss out on something!
you know what?... total absence of synth, entre dos tierras opens with a simple wind effect!