mien_mo_man

I'm gonna make it, I'm gonna totally nail this record. A bit of that good pop style but also of talent. Thank you, Sylvian.

Dream Theater are the American version of Pooh.

finished.

I propose to establish the de-baser foundation, for the protection of true artists... for example, the germs (and I would dare to say Exene Cervenka and the X) must become a part of humanity's heritage.

finished? no, never started

The project is incredible. I have this record too, but damn, it's a bit monotone... maybe monotony or politony has nothing to do with it, but there's no doubt that listening to it isn't easy the first time, and it makes it unfeasible to listen to it a second or third time.

I give 5 to Heartbeat City for the very simple reasons that I will list:
1. it contains 2 of the 10 most beautiful songs of the 80s (Drive and Heartbeat City);
2. Magic is the second funniest song of the 80s after Video Killed the Radio Star;
3. this album - which I know has some lesser tracks - is the most successful attempt at a "pop shift" made by a mainstream rock band;
4. it is the best example of fusion between traditional pop rock and synth-pop (if you prefer "Pop" by U2, that's your problem), and I will rewrite it a billion times, if you want, also because the sound is denser than all the albums of Ultravox (a band I like, by the way) put together;
in short, I won't backtrack even one de-line. Oh, and my de-reviews aren’t long: they are "exhaustive" (and it’s obviously easy for something exhaustive to leave you feeling exhausted once read).

you put a lot of conviction into it, almost enthusiasm, and I want to reward you for that. I like them too, regardless of what people say. Of course, we can't hide the fact that the "vocal researches" on the most effective way to be sweet can seem like winks to sell a few more copies... but I don't think that's the case... for example, if 'the invisible band' had been less suggestive at times, it would have been easier to comprehend. so it's part of their style. you can bet I'll buy it.

peggiopunx: bad brains, that is darryl jenifer? that is ric ocasek of the cars as a talent scout

I miraculously found a record titled another thought. The four-four time is an optional; sometimes it sounds like twelve-tone music, then, INCREDIBLY, it turns into POP, almost as if it were Mike Francis!!! An artist to delve into, rather I’d say an artist to "explore," as if we were spelunkers.