Hetzer

Comment 62 to be carved in marble

Double one

One to you because you rated yourself a five and one to the album cover.

A book (that isn’t a book) that I wouldn’t even glance at; just thinking about it makes me cringe. However, I more or less agree with you on the "Berlusconi era." Without him, pig, thief, as disturbing as, or perhaps even less than, many other politicians, there wouldn’t even be an Italian Left. The confirmation of what has become a myth lies in the fact that only an epochal figure can earn such hatred and so many wishes for a violent death. For the rest, I believe that every nation gets the government it deserves.

I've always hated this video. Creepy and artificial. Fairly decent song..

I find this to be a beautiful progressive album, classic and impetuous progressive as it was made in the good old times. There's no point in trying to incorporate improbable improvements or updates into a genre that is already timeless in itself. As a nostalgic, I have never listened to the champions of neo-prog like Dream Theater or Marillion (or rather, I tried, but the results were yawning), so I don't know the musicians outside of this group; I take them for what I’ve heard here, which is genuinely talented people. The only criticism I might dare to make is that I don't particularly like the sound of this album, too modern and syncopated; I prefer richer and earthier tones. Other than that, an interesting proposal. The opening suite is magnificent and not at all unsustainable; there may be a bit of stretching out here and there, but that’s all forgivable. Well done. As for the reviewer, we already know...

It's strange, but this might be my favorite Soft Machine album. I couldn't tell you why, but I find it varied, ethnic, sweet, and enveloping. Jenkins is a genius, Marshall is one of a kind, and "Tale Of Taliesin" and "Out Of Season" are spine-tingling. Well done! And kudos to whoever brought them back!

Ligabue is atypical like the ears on the sides of the head.

Good movie, but only in the first half; the second half drops significantly. Good actors, but slaps in the face to the irritating Edward Furlong, rightly forgotten.

No, it wasn't worth it at all.