polkatulk88

I listen immediately!

very good I'm looking for it in the library I would love to read it

I don't remember anymore, but someone before me had chosen it as the best song of the lottery! But even after my comment, there are those who have put in the effort!

listened to the Lennon pieces on YouTube...good stuff!

Since I've been loving you a quota two as for the favorite piece by the zep!

Has it just come out?? Yes, Ronnie is an excellent support musician; the records from the best era of Rod Stewart and Faces are stamped with his sound!

I'll find this for myself.

Guys, I wrote a stupid comment up there, I humbly apologize. I got a bit carried away; I hope it’s still understood.

You strike me to the heart with this review, but aside from the conundrum, it's well written and valid! Yours is just one opinion among many, surely in the minority, but still a very respectable opinion! I find it an excellent album from start to finish, because while it's true that FX is half nonsense, the rest of the tracks are spectacular! I think of Laguna Sunrise, which, although it lacks the minimal beauty of Orchid, further develops that theme by enriching it with a few more sounds, absolutely delightful. Overwrought yet beautiful Changes, not to mention the numerous devastating riffs on this LP—Tomorrow's Dream, Supernaut, Snowblind (to name the pieces you mentioned)—are all classics, not to mention Wheel's of Confusion, St. Vitus Dance, and that black fireball that is Under the Sun, my favorite track on the album! There is one flaw, which is the mixing contained in the 1996 CD pressing; on vinyl, it's a whole different story.

I really enjoyed the review. I've never particularly followed Black Label, but I love Zakk with Ozzy; together they are the authors of beautiful pages in hard rock! And I’m thrilled about the new release of the madman, truly at high (unexpected?) levels...