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Thank you all, guys! From the heart. @Blech: You can tell, right? :D @Shò: My Canterbury heart could never overlook your suggestion (^_^) @Supersoul: As for "do not give holy things to dogs," I disagree because I love dogs so much :p, but regarding the famous pearls, I would say that, given the kind comments, there is still someone out there who appreciates them, come on, despite the undoubtedly dark times. And hope is the last to die, isn’t it? ;) @Hymnen: I admit I had never heard anyone claim that "Ruth..." could be the weakest episode of Robert's entire career. The idea makes me smile a bit, but hey, tastes are tastes...

Well written and great proposal. Well done. As Supersoul already mentioned, it was necessary :)

@Lukin: :D Hahahaha!

Great Macaco. I'm already looking for the book, the review is immediately among my favorites :) But can I ask you something? Does the writing technique fall into the realm of non-fiction? I ask because assessing this type of work is quite complex and I'm not exactly clear on what value you attribute to those three stars (which are no longer stars, but I'm used to it this way... yet another proof of mental reluctance towards changes)...

@Carl: As the reviewer rightly pointed out, "Animals" is from 1977. '79 is the year of "The Wall" :)

The choice of the album is nice, but certainly not very original... Perhaps a reinterpretation would have been a good idea, at least to avoid some oversights and repetitions (not to mention the last sentence, which I just can't understand what it means).

Hi Grasshopper, great review, even though I'm far from being an expert on New Age.. However, I take this opportunity to thank you for your beautiful (and rather outdated by now) pages on Genesis and Peter Gabriel, which I've read relatively recently and appreciated immensely. Well done.

Thanks again, everyone! @Jargon: I admit I've been a bit neglectful of the first one lately... Could it be time to give it another listen?

Great Hell, with this writing you've convinced me to seriously focus on this artist.

Quoting Blech, I tell you that if you write a review about Massimo Volume like this one, it will become one of my favorites in no time. I’d even vote for you again (even if it doesn’t change anything, but the thought counts :p).