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Excluding the tones, evidently shaped by previous discussions, Panapp's comment can be fully endorsed. Dalì is undoubtedly, in my opinion, among the most overrated painters in art history, even though he is certainly one of the most "pleasant" and skilled in the art of marketing. Avida dollars, an anagram remembered by Woodomiles, is not just a play on words. Staying on the painting in question and the "review" strongly focused on the subject, the lack of mention regarding Velasquez's painting has nothing to do with supposed "contests among the learned" but simply represents a serious and fundamental omission in relation to the very "discourse" of the reviewer. This will allow for the expression of all the relevant perplexities without dispensing unsolicited advice. Otherwise, he should publish his highly debatable "avant-garde signals" in the parish newsletter where he won't run the risk of having his greatness as a thoroughbred questioned. In the end.

But did you uncover these back then? I've never even heard of them, even though I have or have had almost all the vinyls of the others mentioned in the review... You're too encyclopedic. And very polite :)

I have the impression that you have a certain infatuation for the artist being reviewed. But maybe it's just my impression, indeed. I haven't listened to this album in ages, and maybe now I'll give it a spin on the turntable.

Well, ZZOT, the idea that "no one knows them well enough" seems like a load of nonsense to me. First of all, there was already a review on DeB back in 2003, and at that time this album made quite an impact: you can't exactly say they've been unlucky, even commercially, quite the opposite. It's obvious that kids know them less, considering that the golden era of Faithless has been over for a while...

Well, it had been since July 2006... I listened to it and I even liked it. So please accept a simple thank you, since you've put a veto on mutually giving head.

Yes, but if someone wants to continue downloading compulsively, can you provide a link? And bye!

Interesting mention. Since I'm at it, I'll also point out the page of the first blog where I happened to find them Central do Prog: YUGEN-LABIRINTO D'ACQUA (2006, CD, ITALY)

This left me with dotsCazdots on another of the S.O.O.a., and I liked it and still like it: "In my opinion, Ben Chasny was bullied for his 11:15 snack when he was little. You can feel, you can notice, you can perceive a lack of tart in his soul. Poor guy. Actually, no: mixed bag." - I like this discazo: yeah, we're almost there. CiaU Psycho

The Fusillo is right, he is, because everyone is waiting for Godot and very few read Murphy, which is beautiful!