polkatulk88

I believe that "giustiziere" meant to say the vote goes to him, I don't think it's ungrammatical! I don't know the album, but Daltrey has a big voice that I really like!

for me this is a step below the other classic albums of the band...

what a beautiful story!

I need to get something idol...

I was there two years ago and I have a great memory of that concert, special for its evocative setting but especially because it was a concept concert. Then with a few encores, it thrilled the audience, giving them, after the bittersweet taste of "Berlin," the chance to go home smiling thanks to "Sweet Jane/Satellite of Love..."

a good album of partial easy listening, very enjoyable for me!

I prefer the Kinks from Face To Face to this; I believe that during that period they really let their creativity and flair shine more than ever... listening to the Kinks' The Kinks Kontroversy a few days ago, it felt like I was hearing the Stones' Out Of Our Heads, then they took two different paths... regarding the album in question, I was a bit apprehensive before listening to it... then I clicked play and fell in love with this one too... it’s still not the peak of the band, whose masterpieces among masterpieces, in my opinion, are Something Else and Arthur... great review!

I carefully read the review and comments, appreciating overall what was written... I believe that Vol 4 is an excellent hard rock album, not "a journey off the artistic path of the guys," because while it is true that there are evident signs of innovation (there are sprinkles of prog, the emergence of the piano as a main instrument, etc.), the classic formula of drums, guitar, and bass remains solid. Iommi churns out as usual amazing riffs as hard as rocks, and the group's doom matrix hovers over the entire work, even heavily in compositions like "Cornucopia" (which plays on Osbourne's vocals) and "Under The Sun." "Laguna Sunrise" is a magic piece by Iommi, which gains even more charm simply because it is played by the Sabs, and it is just a semblance of unreal peace... Let's not forget "St. Vitus Dance," an irresistible hard rock track! Full marks...

impeccable review, probably even better than certain professional journalists... your story is engaging but above all mysterious, which makes me extremely curious about this work!

In my opinion, the review is not up to par; there are a myriad of inaccuracies!