telespallabob

Welcome to Debaser. The review is decent even though it has a track-by-track format (and I don't understand why it's said that first-time reviewers tend to use it. I don't believe I'm the exception that proves the rule).

Is Chick Corea part of Scientology? They're everywhere now. Aside from that, I'm very interested in the mention, especially since I don't know him.

It looks promising, and unfortunately, I have to find the money to get it, especially since I've been waiting a long time for his new release.

The review started off great, in a rather nice way, and then the track-by-track. Still relying on that stuff. On the album, I admit my colossal ignorance.

It’s not true that there wasn’t a good review of this album; at least from my point of view, there were already two good ones. I don’t really see the usefulness of this review, and as a result, I won’t vote for it.

"I hope you overdose on heroin." What a horrible thing to wish, truly chilling. I prefer to hope for better reflections in the phrases that are spoken. It's better to remember advice of an evangelical nature: "Do not do unto others what you would not want done to you."

Let’s put it on the coordinates, that’s perfectly fine. What you wrote is still nonsense anyway. The R.E.M. had already changed their artistic coordinates since '86, far from your year and a half. "Life's Rich Pageant" and "Document" are already two different albums, detached from the college rock of their early days.

"1000000" a filler? I wouldn’t know. Then it surprises me that Stipe, the super fan, didn't say anything about this phrase: "A great start for a career that would continue along the same, excellent, coordinates for another year and a half...". It's an awful load of nonsense. Do you think the R.E.M. had excellent coordinates until '89? Do you know what "Automatic For The People" and "New Adventures in Hi-Fi" are? Or songs like "Country Feedback," "Near Wild Heaven," "Drive," "Find The River," "Let Me In," "E-Bow the Letter," "At My Most Beautiful," and I could go on (considering I could name others)? I’ll just leave the rating for the album.

I am also happy to own this record that has received an outstanding review.

I don’t find the review that bad, the album is enjoyable.