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Damn, finally someone who bothered to review this album. These guys are incredible, they blow your mind (and take you on a trip), a work that's truly out of the ordinary, almost 30 minutes of the "Brainticket" suite with a firmly lysergic base that gets stuck in your head and never leaves. Only the Dutch could have conceived a work like this. P.S.: according to many, it is considered "the most psychedelic album ever recorded."

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

27 feb 08

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In my comment number 45, I would like to add that duplicates have one merit: they spark discussions (old or new) even among the last users (like me) who register on deB every day and haven’t had the opportunity to talk about them in the past. It’s logical that if the duplicate doesn’t add anything (but truly NOTHING) new to the other reviews, it has no reason to exist. It’s better to focus our efforts on reviews of other albums. That said, I’m off to watch Roma, FAMOIENE 8 A QUELLE MERDE!!!

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

27 feb 08

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xZOSO: I agree with you, but once you exceed 4 or 5 duplicates of reviews on an album, it doesn’t make sense to continue, don’t you think? I mean, one can keep writing reviews of Pink (or whatever) endlessly, but only if they add something that hasn't been said before. This review doesn’t really bring anything new to the table, but it’s done in a (let's say) original way and therefore acceptable.

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

27 feb 08

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For a long time, "Shine on..." was (in my opinion) the most beautiful song the Pink had ever made, then I realized that their true masterpieces were different. Nevertheless, it remains an album of great beauty capable of conveying unique sensations. The review is interesting, crafted by taking some phrases from the Pink's lyrics, with a Dantesque ending. 5 for the album for sentimental value.

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

27 feb 08

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For a long time, "Shine on..." was (in my opinion) the most beautiful song the Pink had ever made, then I realized that their true masterpieces were different. Nevertheless, it remains an album of great beauty capable of conveying unique sensations. The review is interesting, crafted by taking some phrases from the Pink's lyrics, with a Dantesque ending. 5 for the album for sentimental value.