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Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon

24 oct 08

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I hope not / ^^ For your views on black metal, I return the sentiment.

Rush Grace Under Pressure

13 oct 08

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To appreciate the Rush of the third phase, you have to enjoy not only the prog but also the typical sounds of the eighties and the pop of that period; those who hate them will inevitably talk about plasticky sounds. For my part, 5 full stars for this, for "Signals," and for "Power Windows"; one less for "Hold Your Fire" because the fourth and the last two songs on that album are below average.

David Bowie Station To Station

6 oct 08

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If I had to choose just one Bowie album, I would vote for this one. From the glam period "Aladdin Sane" and from the Berlin trilogy "Low."

Jethro Tull Minstrel In The Gallery

4 oct 08

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Horrendous? "Minstrel In The Gallery" and "Songs From The Wood" are essential in the career of Jethro Tull (don’t tell me that "War Child" and "Too Old" are better than this). Those who dismiss everything the JT did after "Aqualung" seem shallow to me; they contributed a lot even afterward.

Hatfield & The North Hatfield & The North

3 oct 08

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Yes, immense masterpiece.

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols

3 oct 08

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I'm not changing my mind about a group like this; I find them disgusting. However, I admit I went too far, and I wouldn't rewrite that comment. NGW, you’re partly right, but everything falls apart if by "Liverpool quartet" you meant the Beatles: didn’t they heavily influence the following decades as well?

Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon

30 sep 08

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I definitely prefer "Atom Heart Mother." I've never liked "The Great Gig In The Sky" for the vocal part and the very basic "Money"; okay for the rest. 3.5

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

30 sep 08

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Congratulations on the review, precise and articulate. I'm glad you noticed that in "The Remembering," unjustly overlooked, incredible peaks are reached at certain points, very evocative.

Dark Tranquillity Damage Done

27 sep 08

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No, between the '80s and '90s, Morbid Angel released "Altars Of Madness" and "Blessed Are The Sick," Death released "Human" and "Individual Thought Patterns" (along with Entombed, ...) which are among the most important in the history of death metal. Excellent "Damage Done."

King Crimson Starless and Bible Black

25 sep 08

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@Antonio - In "lingue di allodola" I quite like "part 1" and "part 2", it's the rest that has never convinced me. Too melancholic "Exiles", "Easy Money" and "Talking Drum" are unlistenable or at least heavy: here even Alka Seltzer wouldn't help (I had never heard of this medication). Bye