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flawless concert, much less so the review... but sorry, on "one of these days" Mason will put in some grit but he always does the same fill and even loses a stick... anyway, in the pantheon of music.

except all my love and carouselambra, in the evening has a nice intro but if it lasted less it would be less boring

great album...words are wasted.
''perfectly recorded and mixed to levels, in my opinion, of the legendary Images and Words'' it's not that images and words is produced so well...the drums don't sound great.

almost excellent album, I say almost because you can feel that los pirito, which used to energize the great rock of Burn, is no longer there... have you noticed that in "hold on" you can't hear Blackmore's guitar? apart from the solo, which sounds like it's played with the thumb and rather half-heartedly, this is to revisit the debate that took place between Blackmore and Hughes, especially regarding the decision to include a cover in the album, which I can't remember anymore and that had driven Blackmore further and further away from the band. High ball shooter is magnificent, as is its Hammond solo; The gypsy is perfect, same goes for the title track, etc., in short, an album worthy of succeeding Burn.

no absolutely... it looks like the clone of abandon... bananas had something; but I found it very bland...

yeah, well... sounding the seventh trumpet doesn’t really excite me that much... as you say, it’s quite monotone and the growl can be annoying at times... the growl from wtf is way more enjoyable in my opinion.

but they don't realize that they are only followed by girls?

I absolutely don't see it as their umpteenth brushed masterpiece... WTF, that was indeed a great album, COE is a bit less but it was another kickass record! Here, I don't know... the first time I listened to it all the way through, I started getting bored at 'unbound.'
The tracks that deserve 100% for me are critical acclaim, afterlife, scream, afterlife, brompton cocktail, and dear god, which even if it doesn't quite fit their style (but I think after four almost different albums it's impossible to define an Avenged style) is a nice song.
Almost easy is spot on as a single, unbound leaves me a bit puzzled because of the voice of the little girl or whoever... lost with its attempt at experimenting with synthesized vocals gets a thumbs up; while the "truly astonishing" ninth track feels like a musical that at times is boring... in short, I don’t feel I can give more than a 3 to an album that's still valid, but the glory of waking the fallen is now just a mirage in my opinion.

John Mayhew was the drummer in Trespass... in this album there was John Silver.

I don't know... definitely better than the Budokan, but that's it; inferior to all the others. Scarred could have played it all.