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I've been reading Buscadero for years and I still like it a lot; I've been reading Jam for three years and I like it just as much; I'm looking for Classix, I've heard good things about it, but it hasn't reached me.

Yes Yes Yes, these Perigeo truly deserve the 5 stars, just like the review. Regards.

"... in the recesses of every legend, a fragment of truth tends to dwell." Not a bad start; I won’t rate the album, I have it in my hands, but it’s in the group of "someday, but before retirement." Nothing else I have to say except the usual and well-deserved applause for how you lead us to approach your musical reflections. Best regards.

Thank you Supersoul for your words. @ Sfascia carrozze: The Audience was formed in '69 and ended their activity in the early '70s. I recommend their entire discography: Audience - Polydor 1969, Friend's friend's - Charisma 1970, The house on the hill - Charisma 1971, Lunch - Charisma 1972. Regards

Oops... sorry for the grammatical inaccuracy.

How I love reading Jake Chambers writing about my heart skip when I saw the covers of the old Urania. I no longer have them, how many foolish things we do in youth. Thank you for the trip back in time you made me take, Mr. Doctor. Reading it is a nice way to start the day on this somewhat foggy Padanian morning with Atahualpa Yupanqui soothing me from the speakers. Regards.

I would like to propose a hypothetical journey that might perhaps find the missing piece of the puzzle. I’ll read 24,000 records by Bertoncelli, then move on to 500 records by Giunti, thirdly I'll take 100 ideal records from the publishers united for the pen of Guaitamacchi, then I’ll go to Rock Music by Franzinelli for Mondadori and, if still available, 500 albums by Casalini, also Mondadori. Of course, I will seek out everything that these gentlemen recommend as unmissable, listen attentively to it all, and write my own personal book which will always be the most beautiful of them all. Personally, I love reading books of this kind and also encyclopedias, but no one will ever take away from me the belief that Audience is a great band, even if no one talks about them because those big-time journalists don’t know what that LP saw and heard on the sofa in my living room or in my bedroom back then. Warm regards to all.

@ Hymnen: I listened to Gred Sneddon a few times as you recommended, but to be honest, I found it quite distant from Bakery and much less original. The influences from Pink and Genesis are, in my opinion, very heavy; I wouldn’t go beyond a summary 3 stars. Best regards.

I like the review; I believe it wasn't easy for you to write about a book like this, which frankly I don't know but is part of the series "if you don't buy this record, you can't continue to live." Personally, I found it enjoyable to browse through Giunti's "Rock 500 Essential Records," which I believe is close to what you're describing.

I certainly won't be looking for the album after what you said, but... what a beautiful ending and what a great review. You didn't pan it, but I would read it as a 2-star rating rather than 3. Best regards.