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DeAge™ : 6583 days • Here since 1 june 2008

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Steve Hackett Wild Orchids

2 jul 08

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When it came out, I was a bit disappointed; lately, I've reevaluated it, so I give it a solid 4.

Steve Howe The Grand Scheme Of Things

2 jul 08

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Great review, unfortunately I can't comment on the album.

I'm sorry to say this, but I believe this is the lowest point reached by the great Yes, featuring more than a few soulless songs with banal singing, a flaw already present in their last works before this one. Additionally, there's also a sort of suite that is utterly dull. Talk a progressive masterpiece??? Definitely not, except for the chorus and the final part of Real Love.

Rush Hemispheres

2 jul 08

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Thank you very much Pixies, I will take care of it.

Infidel?/Castro! Bioentropic Damage Fractal

2 jul 08

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Okay, thanks for the response. I will try to find it.

Rush Hemispheres

2 jul 08

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Pleasant review - I've always heard enthusiastic things about Rush, but unfortunately the few listens I've given to their works haven't thrilled me much, and this due to a particular blocking factor: Geddy Lee's voice irritates me too much. It's stronger than me, I just can't listen to it. Anyway, sooner or later I will devote some time to them.

Infidel?/Castro! Bioentropic Damage Fractal

2 jul 08

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Hey Spacca, I would like to know why the album (which I haven't listened to yet) reminds you of the movie - you’ve really piqued my curiosity.

Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV

1 jul 08

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From the first to the fourth album, Led Zeppelin churned out (I don’t give a damn if they are copied or plagiarized) 36 masterpieces and half-masterpieces. The drum sound in When The Levee Breaks is certainly among my favorites, just like the electric guitar solo in Stairway To Heaven, which comfortably stands on a hypothetical podium alongside Firth Of Fifth by Genesis and Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd. Anyway, my favorite remains the first one (by a hair, of course).