Giona

Come on, really...

Thank you so much again! @Katharsys: If you mean Ragnarok as the "twilight of the gods" from Norse mythology, I'd say absolutely nothing.. @Ardalo: Yes, Silence Records, which at the time released the LP, reissued the work on CD right in '95.

"Seventies sound fans will find plenty to enjoy"..Present! :D

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, guys/girls, for the warmth you give me :) I truly appreciate it.

Well written indeed, but we can't really call this a review Bob, so I'm not surprised it was reported here (even though at this point you would probably reply that even less review-like things have been published on the homepage, and I would have to agree with you :D). At this point, I have a question for Sir Sfascia: I have the presumption of having understood, at least partially, your (I hope you forgive me for the informal "you") explanation about the true nature of Literary Cases, but I don’t understand why the writings that reside in this section do not appear, along with the other works, on the author's personal page (in this case, on Mien_Mo_Man's).

"Sorry again for my typos, I hope there are fewer this time." I, from my point of view (which is clearly debatable), wouldn't rely on fate ("I hope that..."), but rather on proofreading, that unknown...

But how? In the space dedicated to literature, you're putting krautrock? Hahaha, it's an obsession of yours! :p

Well...

Progarchives is, in my opinion, a really strange site. Bands that don't follow the movement even by hearsay are considered prog, while others that would fully fit into the category are excluded... Mysteries of faith, or rather, of prog :)