fede

Am I the only one who is not fully thrilled by this album? Sure, the mdb are the mdb, and it does have its moments, indeed... yet their sonic poetry lies elsewhere, for instance in The Angel and the Dark River. Great album nonetheless, I repeat, even if not fully satisfying (at least for me). Oh, and great Norvheim!

I think I've made a bit of a mess; I thought I had sent the response to sfascia carrozze, and instead, nothing... Okay: I was referring to the anathema of the latest period; as for the whole falling into a deep hibernation after a hard day at work: what does that have to do with it? I also go to sleep if I'm tired in the evening and don't put on music! What I was getting at is that the album in question is well-suited for those moments when one wants to be alone with oneself and one's thoughts, or simply relax with perhaps something melancholic; that's all! Best regards
undesired dream
P.S. I apologize for the mess I've created with these messages; I'm still not very experienced, and it shows!

of course the comment was mine... I got so caught up that I forgot to log in...
undesired dream

Take a moment to get some music culture before you call this album "one of the most unbearable mushes in the history of rock." If you say that, you don't even have the faintest idea of what rock is. And I'm not saying anything more.

"the sweet is not that sweet without the bitter..." a magnificent line from a magnificent film (vanilla sky) and the spir. cd is a spectacle, something to have immediately and to listen to alone in a dark room or with someone you love ("...alone or in twos/the one who really love you..." those who have seen the wall by pink floyd will remember this line at the end of the film/album. bye!