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They are all incredibly high-level albums. In my opinion, it's reductive to make rankings for the best album of a band like this. If I have to choose at least 3 that truly represent me, taking slightly different periods into account, I would go for "Atom" (the subsequent maturation of the psychedelic period), "Wish you" (indescribable), and "The wall" (the most complete, fresh, and musically current). I may sound repetitive, but in the end, I find the substantial meat here. Without taking anything away from the rest.

For me, it’s hardlisciorchestralgoticsinfonic.

@Donnie I think you linked it wrong, you can’t see a chez.

The fact is that comment 1 seemed to me (correct me if I'm wrong) a personal criticism, not based on the TARM event. I must have misunderstood, or maybe I explained myself poorly in the review. It's one of those reviews that are really just thrown together, based on a handful of intimate impressions that the live event in question elicited in me.

Beautiful there, all in one breath. The tour that followed a somewhat less legendary album by the Pinchefrodde.

I guess I did well not to get it.

Compete? Noooo... I don't know about you, but I calmly limit myself to comparison.

A film that is at times slow, but with a well-structured plot. A solid 3, which thanks to Hopkins' masterful performance almost becomes a 4. Perhaps it's because in the collective imagination he has become the alter ego of Lecter and nothing else. I can never get the cannibal out of my mind when I think of Hopkins. Oh well...