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Welcome back, Paloz, great review. An album with such a title deserves

Turning in his grave? He should get out of it and give Rodgers a piece of his mind! Ah, I almost forgot. The review isn't bad.

The review is beautiful and well done. It’s an interesting critique; not agreeing with it is another matter.

Well done once again, I'm waiting for Jargon as usual.

Thank you again for the comments. I respond to anfoxx. No, it doesn't have to necessarily suck, however, one can hold a certain political view that clashes with those expressed by the album. The important thing is to be able to see certain nuances and to be distanced from any potential prejudices, as happened with Museo Rosenbach; a group that released a fantastic album which was snubbed by critics because it featured a close-up of Mussolini on the cover and because it was a concept piece centered around Nietzsche's Übermensch. This labeled them as fascists, and many people have placed that label on Disciplinatha as well. If we want, this type of prejudice can also be seen in reverse, even for leftist groups (to give a famous example, Modena City Ramblers).

I greet you and thank you for the comments. They were never fascists, absolutely. I brought up this controversy at the beginning simply to dispel any doubts about it; you know, someone approaching the album for the first time and immediately hearing Mussolini's voice might misunderstand, and that's a mistake! I believe this is the crux of Vortex's message; I hope I've interpreted it correctly.

Synthetic review, maybe too much. However, I'm raising your score and welcoming you; I agree with Iride on the album.

Mr. Eliodoro, very valid feedback. The cover is beautiful; there were many great albums in 1969. It's understandable that this one went a bit unnoticed. Fortunately, DeBaser exists, and we can rediscover some great records.

And here I place my 5; the Count, unlike Jake and the Doctor, is more "experienced" and presents Towner in a more detailed manner. It’s clear that he deserves it, so I’ll have to get something!

I don't know if you've come to an agreement, however we are faced with three major reviews.