telespallabob

Mastodontic review with an extremely detailed track-by-track analysis, but it has been written well.

Evidently, you did not want to please me. The insufficiency, why? For a simple reason: a triumphant reception at most from someone caught up in easy enthusiasm lacks critical analysis. 5 stars to Around The Sun, it’s an opinion, but does this album objectively hold up to a "Murmur"? An "Automatic"? I have my doubts. This is a decent album with beautiful songs (like Boy in The Well, I Wanted to Be Wrong) and others that are more disappointing (for example, the acclaimed Final Straw, which I don't like).

I don't know much about "Rece discreta" by Bryan Adams.

Right, what is post-grunge? Other than that, a good review.

Discreet reception with the ending thrown in a bit haphazardly, you can improve.

Great report, very interesting. Well done!

Now I can vote for it. I noticed one thing in the criticism: on one side, there are those who scream about miracles and rebirth, and on the other, those who urge to throw the record in the trash. Usually, in situations like this, the truth lies in the middle. Even in this case, it is so. The record is decent; it won't have any super-innovative elements (but I wasn't expecting them either). However, it is played well and has a good production. I believe it is symptomatic of the band's state: a group no longer able (the reasons for which could be discussed) to offer great things, yet trying to insert itself into its musical context dignifiedly without overly compromising its integrity.

A strong and well-crafted critique; I haven't listened to the album so far and I wouldn't know whether to do so.

Good review. As far as I’m concerned, I wouldn’t know if it’s an honor coming from Rolling Stone considering the nonsense they write about. To be honest, I don’t know this album.

Rece that presents the album giving more value to the lyrics, with a different approach than the previous one. Anyway, it's not bad.