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Their most hallucinatory side is missing, it's been gone for quite a while, I would say, but it's not a bad album. Better than the last one and maybe even better than Lullabies.
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Uh ... I see now that you're a newcomer, so welcome. As for the track by track, I can tell you that quite a few will annoy you, it's not appreciated on the site. But good debut and good proposal.
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Bah ... let's hope for a bit of energy from this job, because it's precisely in those (rare so far) moments that are a little more lively that I can truly appreciate them. The excellent Fosca and I got pretty fed up after an entire concert at the Forum this year. Sorry if I hate tbt in all its forms; I withhold judgment on everything even if you write well.
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Really well-written review. Interesting themes, I believe it will be one of my summer reads (not on Kindle though...). Thanks Flo, I’ll let you know how I liked it.
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Oh ... but it was also a dear friend of mine who introduced me to these. Can you believe it? Heheheheheeeeee. Awesome, as usual you manage to perfectly convey the emotional-exegetical coordinates of the work and to spark curiosity about never banal proposals. Just saying. Besos
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Instead, I bought Brigade sight unseen, encouraged by the numerous positive comments, and I returned it to the record store right away. But it’s my fault; I’ve never been able to digest punk. Who the hell knows what I was thinking...
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... I understand. You're an undercover member of the band and you're trying to promote the unthinkable.
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No, let me understand. Has this guy ever churned out a piece that wasn't "easy"? A chilling operation, and yet I can't fully bring myself to hate this idiot.
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And instead, it's a truly enjoyable little disk, referential but not servile. A review as charming as a speed bump.
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Great review, long but it manages to capture attention. Nice style. I can't say much about the album yet, but I will definitely give it a listen in the hope of sharing what impressed me positively. I enjoyed them until Discovery, so let's hope it's worth picking up the thread of the conversation with this latest one.