Anderson

DeRank ™: 0,20

DeAge™ : 7165 days • Here since 28 october 2006

Yes 90125

28 may 10

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Plastic...the '80s: the years of plastic, and even the sacred monsters like them couldn't escape the rule of those empty and useless years. Joe Cavalli, it would be the best record ever according to you... but what are you smoking?

Yes Fragile

28 may 10

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tin tin tin... pum pum pum... the hi-hat and snare drum play of the legendary Bruford during Heart of the Sunrise is worth the price of the album alone. A work of art!!!

Jethro Tull Benefit

28 may 10

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The album is an absolute masterpiece created at the peak of creativity, but it is slightly penalized by the fact that Ian wrote it entirely during hotel nights between one concert and another on their first American tour and, by his own admission, he was a bit, let's say... down in the dumps. And this feeling somewhat comes through in the grooves. Nevertheless, these are just nuances; Benefit is undeniably a devastingly beautiful record.

Genesis Seconds Out

28 may 10

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supreme album. Absolutely unmissable; it’s definitely more of a must for those who feed on prog, but who cares! Is prog dead? Long live prog! (I’d say that also live / bursting out by Jethro Tull is a killer live album, what do you think?)

Tony Banks A Curious Feeling

28 may 10

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a record that can be summed up in a few words: trivial, predictable, technically perfect.

Jethro Tull Aqualung

5 aug 07

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Damn... how many guys around twenty are here who have discovered this masterpiece? An album that is a total orgasm, and if Anderson says it...

Genesis We Can't Dance

26 jan 07

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A passionate review, but come on!!!! The Genesis were something else, a bit like the parmigiana with fried eggplants or the one with sadly boiled eggplants. If I were in Gabriel or especially in Hackett, I would have sued the three nefarious ones for name usurpation.