sylvian1982

Dear Socrates, it seems to me that this site is frequented by rather agitated people. Both in the humoral and musical sense. Oh my, something louder every now and then is also enjoyable for me, but I must admit that my taste is quite far from noise, dissonances, punk, hardcore, post-rock, etc. I don't know anything about Ben Watt as a solo artist. To be honest, I've never even read anything. I'm waiting hopefully for your recommendation. Anyway, thanks to you and a few others on DeBaser, I've discovered the remarkable Porcupine Tree. I'm having quite a hard time finding their albums, but they are good, that’s for sure. I've mentioned it somewhere else, but I'll repeat it. I read Mucchio, and I don't recall ever having read anything about Porcupine Tree in Mucchio. When I ask them why, they reply that they are not interesting or that they don't cover progressive music. Oh well! Sometimes they highlight certain trash that I find it hard to believe they are being truthful. One last thing, dear Tacco di Dio. Why don't you submit your reviewer profile? Maybe with the titles for a desert island? Bye.

Certainly, the review of this album has generated quite a bit of interest.

Nice review, although to be honest it doesn't seem to me like such a transcendent album. Rather, I wonder how you find the time to write all these lengthy reviews.

Can you believe it? Mucchio Extra included it among the 100 worst rock albums of all time. Talk about differing opinions.

I have not offended anyone, please.

A name, a program. But are the flies purely random or are they attracted by the Black Merda?

You don't convince me. So starting tomorrow, I will begin writing one review a day by publishing the lyrics of a song. And anyway, in no specialized magazine have I ever read the lyrics of a song instead of a review.

Is there anyone who can explain the meaning of a review like this? What does it mean to include the lyrics of a song? And at least they should include the translation. Anyway, I would appreciate it if the publishers would consider the idea of no longer publishing such abominations.

Record bought on the recommendation of Mucchio and hated it after a day. I like it just a little. I could have saved my money.

There is always a lot to learn from Grass's reviews. However, I don't adore the album. Neil Young is one of the very few rockers around who deserves the utmost respect. He has composed absolute masterpieces like After The Gold Rush and Harvest. Tonight's The Night is, however, too claustrophobic and personal for me to love it. Nonetheless, applause.