VortexSurfer

I don't review a Vasco for principle, moral, and other personal ethical issues. I just hope that sooner or later he has a head-on collision with Ligabue. Let me be clear, I don’t wish death on anyone... but complete loss of vocal cords, yes.
Sooner or later, there will be justice; in the meantime, let's start speeding through the next 5 years. After that, who knows, maybe that long-awaited confrontation...

I realize I've written the ending poorly. Let Them Eat Cake, from the "recent" albums, is my favorite even though it's the band's turning point album. This if one wants to start from something not too "old."

I believe that if you really want to get to know them, you have to start from some slightly older things. As the good Alessio says, the immortal gems remain:
- Timothy's Monster
- Blissard
- Angels And Daemon At Play
- Trust Us
Let Them Eat Cake, from the "recent" albums, is my favorite even though it’s the band’s turning point album. This is if you want to start from something not too "old."

ok.. it was me.
But did it upset you, larrok? If so... I ask for forgiveness, I won't do such a terrible thing again.

Is that a jab? :)
No, either it happens automatically... or I'm doing it without realizing it.
If they appear now as well, something is off...

Of course, Alessio, what do you mean? As you can read from these comments of mine, and as I hope you'll read in the review, I base my opinions on "my pleasure," on my hopes, on my search for sound and auditory enjoyment. They wrote a crucial part of 90s rock music (let's skip the offshoots, otherwise I'll have to mention another 5 genres), and like all wonderful things, theirs also had an end. It’s true that today they can still bring moments of joy, but with a new attitude. That's all, long live the motorpsycho.

Yes, but I didn't mean to say that this L.L.M. is a clever operation; I simply meant that it’s part of the now extensive list of products that are certainly commendable and honest, but have nothing to do with the various Timothy's, Blissard, or Angels... That is THE PAST of motors, this is the present. It’s fine if both are liked; I’m crazy about the mentioned discs and I listen to the recent ones too, but it's a whole different story when you compare them. However, I agree with you that if something is enjoyed, there’s no obligation to make comparisons. I only do it because I love them to madness.

"They've come back from ten years ago, and it feels nice to unexpectedly return to such a distant past."
Come on, Alessio, with the utmost calmness and objectivity, how can one claim that they have gone back ten years??? But it also seems "sadly" normal that after producing the works you've mentioned (though forgetting about Demon Box), a group cannot replicate itself... but that's simply because they have changed their attitude a bit. No album after Trust can be compared to the past, except for a few moments in some songs (so... a bit too little to say, 'They are the ones from back in the day').
These all seem like nostalgic thoughts to me, and I am nostalgic myself, having followed them for 15 years and wearing their logo t-shirts on the football field.
But they wrote a part of the music from the '90s, and very little since 2000... even though every product they release is always to be considered high quality.

Wow Alessio, you got me on time... I was uploading my review when I found yours ;)
Anyway, I hope it gets read, maybe to discuss it together with dear debaseriani.
As far as I'm concerned, the album isn't bad, but we're back to the usual.
Motorpsycho has a memorable past, but a different present.

Hey tia, say you're jealous of them especially for the singer's look.
Oh, if "tia" doesn't necessarily mean "female"... then forget it.
Anyway, what I said seemed positive to me, but I didn't feel like going too far with particularly positive comments. Well done, period.