Truman

From what I’ve heard on YouTube, they would be at most a 2, with all due respect. Decent reception.

The album doesn’t seem that underrated to me, but the most fitting rating seems to be a 4. Zappa has done much, much better, so if you give this a 5, you should give a record like Burnt Weeny Sandwich a 20 or 30. The review is a bit clunky and cerebral, presenting the pieces in too dark a manner. Nice effort, though.

Sure.

Nice report. How do you vote in the new debaser?

Hello everyone! Thank you for the appreciation. Responding to the topics:
-I didn't give a 5 because there’s something redundant, a few creaks in their magnificent structure; I might have given a 4.5, but I'm holding off on the 5, as I believe they can still offer a lot more, so let Truman's review, which they will definitely read, serve as motivation;
-I agree that as of now, there isn’t a trio like this; let’s just say that the "standard trios," no matter how skilled and enjoyable to listen to, don't reach the peaks these guys do... and so forth
-With Redman, I suggest, if you haven’t come across it, a performance of a particular piece called "Silence is the question" on YouTube... they use that kind of dynamic crescendo I mentioned in the review... That performance is honestly worth as much as a concert, a discography, or anything else many musicians have out there, indeed...

Interesting proposal.

Media! Here you go.

I must listen to it! I too am on a perpetual quest for the right music for a sparkling yet reckless aperitif. 4.5 on the review.

Remarkable.

I also included the name of Frank Zappa to give more visibility to the review. Clever, huh?