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Coldplay Parachutes

8 may 12

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I tried too. So much so that I even bought the next album. Well.......

From the post-70s period, Discipline is definitely the best. Of course, I remain very much attached to the court of the King, In The Wake..., Lizard, Islands up to the splendid closure left to Red. It was and still is my favorite band along with VDGG.

King Crimson Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984

2 may 12

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Immense.

Pink Floyd The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

16 apr 12

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I agree with the judgment in no. 20.

Opeth Heritage

15 apr 12

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...in full respect of your ideas.

Stephen King and Peter Straub Il Talismano

11 apr 12

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I read it 25 years ago, at least. I have the memory of a great novel.

Pink Floyd The Final Cut

3 apr 12

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I still have the vinyl - luckily - and the sound quality was truly fantastic. I've always struggled to fully appreciate the album itself, and at times I found Waters' voice irritating. I also think it’s a solo album by Waters, and I much prefer the PF of the late '60s and early '70s. But here, nothing is wasted, of course.

Peter Hammill The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage

22 mar 12

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Wonderful!!

Peter Gabriel New Blood

18 mar 12

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I'm sorry, but I didn't like it at all. I loved Gabriel very much and I really love his first four albums and Passion. Then, in my opinion, he is a bit overhyped here in Italy.