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you're ridiculous think about where you might have lost your mind. Precambrian is a great album in the post wave, don't say a word just because you own it.

"Mer de noms" is incredibly beautiful, as beautiful as it is complex and somewhat inaccessible; a few listens are not enough to fully appreciate it. We must gradually break through its armor and attune ourselves, until we understand and listen with the experience "of those who know" a splendid album.

"Mer de noms" is incredibly beautiful, as beautiful as it is complex and somewhat inaccessible; a few listens are not enough to fully appreciate it. We must gradually break through its armor and attune ourselves, until we understand and listen with the experience "of those who know" a splendid album.

Mastodons are the present and the future.

AN EXTRAORDINARY MASTERPIECE OF EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONICS, the approach is not cold and detached like other experimental works, but rather envelops you in a strange warmth and cradles you; it is a pleasure to hear "Perdition City," they have evolved experimental electronics by adding the one missing element, the emotional plane.

I mean, come on, it doesn't even make sense to review an album that's already had its share of discussion. It's like listening to an 11-year-old who just got into the metal scene and falls in love with everything they hear. And since we're talking about 'theater...the latest album is pitiful, endless 20-minute tracks that communicate nothing...

Has anyone mentioned Kyuss?? Where did you find the courage to compare Kyuss to the Eagles of Death Metal? It makes me laugh; the kings of stoner, an immense band with immense musicians, compared to that nonsensical group, the technical level is abysmally low, they are the clowns of the rock scene.

The review is definitely elaborate and well-composed, perfectly expressing the greatness of the album (and it truly is great). I can’t find an adjective that can even slightly mark this artistic masterpiece in music. Tool are a unique, elusive, barely understandable, and hard-to-access group, as if they were a complex riddle—few manage to solve it, and even fewer fully grasp the meanings contained not only within the entire album, but also within a single track. Mystery, charm, confidentiality—Keenan and company are a conglomerate of individuals born to do what they do, and no one else could create something like this. Tool are a true machine designed to reach perfection; everything is visible and everything is hidden. It’s hard to tell whether we are in a dream or in reality, or perhaps in the dream of a dream. Complex symbols hide hidden meanings, and who knows, maybe they leave other codes in the shadows, waiting for someone to understand, or for everything to remain unchanged and untraceable.

Boring, repetitive album, soaked in "non-originality", Dream Theater have recycled what they've been offering us for years, the same sounds, the same scales, the same interludes, everything is stamped with the classic typically melodic sound, there's no hint of a song with substance, very long suites that ultimately have nothing to say to anyone, and I don't think to them either, an empty album, a true "yawning" effort.