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And the track-by-track no! The beginning and the end are well done but the track-by-track doesn’t exist! However, I just can’t bring myself to give you a low score. I do miss this album, though; I need to make up for it.

The review isn't bad. I’ll leave the rating for the album.

The cover is tough, first thing. The review is good, but I’m not sure if the album would appeal to me.

It's the third review, but this duplicate is useful as it provides a different perspective from the one expressed in the other two. Plus, it's done quite well, good job.

The review is not badly written; I noticed an inaccuracy regarding "Climbing Up The Walls" and not "Climb Up The Wall" as you wrote. Aside from that, I wanted to go there, but I couldn't make it.

Let's start with the acknowledgments that go to everyone. @Jake, there are a few Weather records missing, definitely "I Sing The Body Electric" (mentioned by Spaccamascella) and "Mr. Gone." @Laggio. Shorter, Vitous, and Zawinul played with the great Miles Davis. Shorter since 1965, while the other two participated in some later albums. Very important for the early Weather Report are "In A Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew." Keep in mind that on this last album, Chick Corea (Mr. Return to Forever), John McLaughlin, and Billy Cobham (Mahavishnu Orchestra) also collaborated, so it can be said that "Bitches Brew" is a cornerstone for Jazz-Rock and fusion. The epochal Kind of Blue belongs to a period prior to the collaboration with Shorter. I hope I've helped you.

Great review, Jake. I’m not familiar with this album in particular, but I’ve heard something by Barbieri. I’ll try to look it up.

It might also be interesting because it is not easy to classify (in your opinion).

I must respectfully disagree with the above opinions; I find it to be a fantastic album. It might also be due to the fact that power metal is a genre I appreciate a lot. The review is well done; the only thing I don't agree with is regarding DeFeis's voice, which I have never disliked.

I was planning to review it, but now there’s no need. The album is very beautiful, absolutely original.