hobbit

And when there are multiple reviews for the same album, let’s say someone types "dark side of the moon" into the search engine: a page appears with three or four reviews sorted according to the average rating received in the comments, so if someone doesn’t feel like reading them all, they just read the first one... right?

So, we will have duplicate reviews appear in a special section on the main page, so those who want to check the new reviews submitted for an album that has already been reviewed can click there and read them. Those who couldn't care less will just ignore it and won't complain with the usual comments like "this one was already here," "but do you always listen to the same albums," etc. Really, it's a serious proposal...

Yes, yes, you're right... I also agree on letting it go when there's nothing else to add to the reviews that are already there, but I wanted to emphasize that this one, compared to others, isn't that serious...

In my opinion, this double version has something new to offer: the point of view. It's the first review that narrates the experience of listening to this album without preconceived notions, without knowing anything at all about the banana, or Reed, or Cale... It's more challenging (and highlights the value of the work) to appeal to someone who buys your album just because they liked the cover than to please those who know they're about to listen to a masterpiece...

In my opinion, it's even better than the subsequent foxtrot (not counting the arrangements, which are truly poor here) but not better than Selling England... Anyway, for these three albums, we are talking about the golden period of Genesis, perhaps the best interpreters of the entire prog scene... great. thanks. The Musical Box is the gem of the album, 10 intensely amazing minutes with solos that never feel pointless, beautiful melodic parts alternating with bursts of energy... the rest of the record follows the same line, with no drop in quality, except for Harlequin, which I find a bit unnecessary... anyway, a full five stars.

"de-emitted by the esteemed NonVolenti above".... sfascia always the best

I hope

Come on, you didn't get that it's a joke?!

"they looked at me as if I were a fool because I discovered Baustelle only now that they have begun their commercial decline with the majors, and not from the gloriously indie days of the first two albums..."

rainbow blues is great, yes...