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I already care about you a lot! :)

beautiful this one of the music therapist! always a tune our Habstract!

He’s really great, it’s a nice little record, but honestly, I much prefer the first one. Here, even his father and sister play. A return to family, then... The wolf returning to the fold :D very nice review North.

Thank you, friends! :D

I really like this album. And I really like your review. :D Welcome. Um... anyway, it's not true that reviewers don't venture into harsh critiques. Just read Damir Ivic on Mucchio. A great one.

Hi Neil, my old friend. You know, they published a review of that piece of archaeology which is Harvest on that site, DeBaser... I think there were many people eager to do it. Grass, for example, I was thinking about it for a long time, and I'm sure, many others too... a review certainly contemplated and re-contemplated by many of us. For instance, I've been thinking about it for months, because yours is an album that I regularly pull out and listen to. Wow, I tell myself every time, wow HOW SPLENDID IT IS! I also tell myself: I have to tell the friends at DeB how splendid it is, I want to talk to them about it. I have to tell them that I adore Harvest. And I've been listening to it for twenty-two years now. And yes, I listen to a lot of albums. But what you give me is something that very few others do. You’re one of my famous 10 desert island albums. And perhaps that’s precisely why I haven’t yet dared, despite all this time that has passed, to think of you in words, letters, sentences, to reorder the feelings that Harvest brings me every time as if it were a privilege all my own. I haven't succeeded, and I believe I never will. Don’t think I haven’t found the right insights to develop a discourse, an idea around which to talk about you and your songs. But nothing seemed truly suitable, worthy of being a topic of discussion. Because this work of yours is undeniable, for me the pinnacle of your already superior musical journey, it cannot be 'discussed.' The review written by Ezekiel is a sincere homage, and in the end, he says something simple, but so true... always seek, never stop searching. And I will continue to seek that magic that Harvest gives me, to seek it and never 'grasp' it. That’s the beauty of it, you agree, right? But you already know this... Once I got over the initial shock, you know what, Neil? I’m glad Eze wrote it. It lifted an enormous weight off me. A weight that has been attached to my shoulder since I've been hanging around DeB, this burden, indeed feeling it as a duty, to write a review of Harvest. That’s all, that’s what I wanted to tell you. Thank you Eze, and goodbye Neil. Speak to you soon.

Nice straight one from the Sleep Caz. I want to hear it!

Oh my goodness! :/

What a gaze! yuk :)

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