VortexSurfer

Now everything is clear to me.
Rivoli's is actually Tony Randine.

After 20 seconds of a piece, I had to stop the massacre by cutting the headphone cable with scissors...
I would say it's better to stop here after a deep breath.
Thank you for the moments of hilarity.

the boy is worth following, perhaps the family still has time...

valeriostikazzi, damn how it burns when you realize there are people making beautiful music, right??
...I’m referring to the cousins from the countryside.
buried and brought an iPod with Dolly Parton.

I read the review again.
At first, I exaggerated.. I apologize.
1 fixed.

daytona, I am Swiss and I could stand guard.. I was simply horrified by hallucinogenic and lysergic criticisms like the most psychedelic Radiohead, let alone Coca-Cola with aspirin...
Anyway, you are also too funny!

A question for those who criticize or turn their noses up at In Rainbows:
What the heck did you expect to hear???
ps: "Emotions and fake pieces" is one of the most comical releases of the last few years...
pps: "They ran out of gas" ...the most comical after the one above

Crio, you are my reference!

Hey Valeriorivoli, does it burn you that they make more money than you?? Sorry, but why do you care about how they promote their work? Maybe just stick to judging the music... or perhaps you shouldn't even do that since you trash a brilliant album??
Okay, okay, I respect different opinions, but I find it hard to stop and reflect on such negative comments... In Rainbows is a wash of emotions, as far as I'm concerned. Of course, we're not at the level of the omnipotent Ok Computer (…just trying to be alternative) but out of 10 tracks, I can't find one that is either banal or cold, plus 2 or 3 masterpieces like Weird Fishes and Jigsaw.
Psychedelia? ...meh, if you want some of theirs, listen to a few tracks from Kid A, but certainly don’t spout nonsense like "In Rainbows wants to be psychedelic."
I won't give it 5 stars just because that would put it on par with Ok Computer.

I reject the review because it praises the least successful album of one of the bands I have followed the most for the past four years. I agree with those who consider "Source Tags and Codes" their masterpiece; that album remains an absolute gem. I also really liked World Apart, even though it's less cohesive and immersive than the previous work. I was super eager to listen to "So Divided," but when it finally reached my ears, sadness took over me. At times, it's an obscene album. Two tracks save it, one of which, "Sunken Dreams," is truly beautiful. It's a shame to have lost them along the way like this. Live in Milan, I didn't mind them (except when they were smashing everything, totally teenage stuff). But I still hold out some hope for a worthy return. We'll see.

Queen, your reflection is wise, even though I think we should also consider a "segment" and not necessarily look at and judge the whole.
For my almost namesake: Lobotomizer is difficult to categorize. Raw, funny, messy, angry... something that has its own reason, its own strength, but I rarely listen to it.
Anyway, Frances is an incredible track considering the time.