Giona

Thanks again, everyone! @Elio: the album you’re referring to is from '76, right? And once again, it doesn’t seem to have been followed by others... A sad constant. I’ll give it some thought... Even though I was thinking of steering away from German lands for my next writing, but who knows... Maybe I’ll return. @Ole & Bartle: indeed, the cover is really original and well made... In Reflection on the Past is equally spectacular, although it differs by adhering to more prehistoric themes than... tacky ones :) @Festwca: If you’re referring to the rough and very harsh sounds and the eccentric, to say the least disturbed (euphemistically speaking) singing of Mournin from '72, I can only share a certain enthusiasm for that album (even though there’s really little enthusiasm, considering both the cover and the themes addressed, but still...)

Jargon, are we telepathic???... :D

:))))))) Hahahaha! No, I’m not kicking anyone out! In fact, I sincerely thank everyone who came, despite the comments being, let’s say...hermetic ;)

Oh yes... Beautiful page.

In just a few days, so many reviews have come out about this new album that the editors, having to read them before publishing, must have memorized the record by now. Even without having ever listened to it.

Well... giving 3 stars to an album certainly doesn't indicate a "burning disappointment." From how you write about it, even highlighting your reasons for such a rating during the review, a 2 would have seemed quite excessive.

It must have been a great show...

As soon as I take a month off, I'll read it all.. :)

Sure, the musical approach of Fuchsia is significantly softer compared to the energy of Fusion Orchestra... it's a whole different thing. Nonetheless, for those who appreciate sweeter and more ethereal atmospheres, this is not an album to discard.

Thanks again to those who came! @Opel: Understood. Sooner or later I'll also give the Irish Fruupp the space they deserve :)