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Genesis Selling England By The Pound

10 dec 07

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bjorky, I was referring to sonic nihilism, in the sense that they are less "pompous" (forgive the term) compared to other prog bands, and therefore they sound less dated in terms of sonic impact.

Genesis Selling England By The Pound

10 dec 07

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Absolutely!!

Genesis Selling England By The Pound

10 dec 07

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In my opinion, the only limit of the early works of King Crimson is the excessive dreamy romanticism, which I adore, but which makes the records seem dated to modern listeners. The VDGG, on the other hand, are still very relevant, sound-wise, precisely because they are a bit more nihilistic.

Luciano Salce Fantozzi

10 dec 07

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beautiful review

Metallica Ride The Lightning

10 dec 07

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Vercinge is absolutely right, anyway.

Genesis Selling England By The Pound

10 dec 07

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this album has very high moments, but I can't listen to it all... a very subjective three

Genesis Selling England By The Pound

10 dec 07

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I would instead place King Crimson, VDGG, and Soft Machine on the podium. Genesis and Yes, partly because of their declining careers and partly due to a milder experimentation, I see them below in terms of artistic stature... It’s true, however, that some pieces by VDGG could use some lightening up; the thing is, I wouldn't know what to remove for a trimming... :-)