Core-a-core

When I was little, I used to smoke and drink. Then I stopped. Good job.

Thank you all. @GEB: I hope to tell you soon what I think of the last Vegas ;)

Thank you too, Anatas. I believe I will never be able to write a review like this for what I put into it. Trust me, it was a struggle.

The passage of everyone is very welcome. In order of comment: @FEDEZAN, I am incredibly fond of all Tesla's albums. In my view, the first two were the climb towards this album. The climb was concluded with the acoustic that was a "thank you all, but now we’re going heavy, get ready." After "Psychotic," there's a slight downward path towards "Bust A Nut," practically identical in tracklist arrangement. Once they found their formula, they continued down that road. For me, it's slightly below because they strictly adhered to their best album. While still being great, I believe an opener like The Gate is something sublime. And then a bit more of a descent towards Into The Now (still the same type of tracklist), the cover album, and the last one. @ANATAS: dear :D with me live, if you mention those names, you'll see a person change color. I adore both bands to madness; I consider them essential and complex the first, and a great hard rock/sleaze hybrid the latter. I was born and raised listening to them. Thank you for the appreciation. Really.

Thank you for the ride, Arkan. It's not about the review but what Dave Lepard represented.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Flo. I who have returned to live those 20 hours of tracks further down have no chance to see beautiful theater, but my passion will lead me to discover this show as well, somehow. Congratulations, jonici.

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I’m the first to comment on you. I didn’t really like this one. I realize the difficulties, but the review is a bit heavy; it doesn’t quite connect with the album as it should. It doesn't allow me to savor it, you know? That said, there are some good points. 3.5.

Well, I might be lucky, but the times I’ve been to the Louvre, I’ve never encountered a crowd. A bit of chaos, sure, but never the kind of throng where you can't stand in front of something. Maybe it's because I've gone during the week and never during peak tourist seasons. I don't know what to say, brave review.

I read beautiful reviews tonight. This is proof of that. Let's abolish the word kaleidoscope and its derivatives on debaser. It’s read too much. But very well. I’ll try to listen to the album.