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The review is beautiful and enticing. I have Brittany in my heart, in the past of ancient travels. I will listen with pleasure.

I was young, inexperienced, and a bit crazy. A lot of the things written in this my first review here are wrong or exaggerated. But I’m glad I wrote it.

Reviewing this is for true brave souls. Chat GPT could review it flawlessly: "The dark side of the moon originated is very beautiful but is recorded by a demon of the commercial pop discography. Later, due to this stigma, many years afterwards, the author creates a version he considers more genuine and all the heirs, in any case, thrive thanks to the proceeds of the first record."

Excellent observation. Moon in June was a solo project almost from the start, unfortunately. Abandoned by all those who were not only collaborators (v. Tibet), but also extraordinary soloists with pronounced narcissism. After all, even Douglas is no exception. However, it must be said regarding certain politically charged remarks that, at that time, to get noticed and stimulate David Tibet, Douglas, Genesis P Orridge, would say a bit of everything and the opposite of everything to make a scene visible that was living in absolute constraint both economically and in terms of intent. I wouldn't be too attached to the statements of our industrial artists, which have always been a decoy to attract attention to projects that, in fact, are very valid artistically. It has always been a beautiful game, but a serious game. The splendid atmosphere of this recording, with all its beneficial context, is excellent testimony to that.

"the conservatory closes to turn it into a Bar/ the style of a morgue, the most dismal air/ that I could find now or at the end of an embrace/ when the interest fades or departs"

Interesting proposal.

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I'm glad you mentioned The Duelists. My father, an artistic and pictorial soul who passed away in 2021, and I were die-hard fans. I haven't seen this film. I made the exception of judging it by its cover. I must admit, from your review for which I thank you, that I made the right call.

Psychedelia, psychedelia it takes away all the heads!

I’m listening to the deathfantasy groups Exocrine, who are French. Definitely turbulent, good guys, a bit too technical and maybe ultimately a bit boring. On the other hand, you mention Portal, who I really like for their atmospheres. Of course, pushing audio equipment to the limit, in my opinion, presents some limits to good taste that don’t always work. But they are interesting; something good does come out of this genre.