hobbit

What a cover, guys!

great review...long? but it says everything well...even the name of the cow...what more do you want? one of my favorites from the Floyd...for me it's tied for first with Dark Side, The Piper, and Ummagumma (the live part)...among these four, I wouldn't know how to choose.

but where the hell do you find all these artists?

genius

Ah, by the way, the cover is stunning, yes, but to say that the others from the seventies were heavy for me is blasphemy... in the seventies there was a beautiful aesthetic, do you remember the covers of Genesis, Yes? Van der Graaf, the cover of Tommy? That of Who's Next? And In the Court of the Crimson King? And of course those of Pink Floyd (starting from Wish You Were Here and Animals)?

x blackangel: read the comment above yours, the one from Antonio...it says it all...debaseriani must publish every review (it’s up to the commentators to judge it), otherwise it wouldn’t be a free site anymore as the subtitle states...
x to the reviewer: Ale is right, you don’t write badly, but your review, no offense, is a bit unnecessary, since it doesn’t say anything more than the others that were already there. For heaven's sake, unlike many frequent users of Debaser, I believe there can be infinite reviews of an album, as long as each one has something personal and interpretative in it: if reviews are informative, then one is enough per album...or, if one prefers, even many fact-based reviews, but that provide new information, maybe some tidbits or urban legends that circulate around a certain band/album...anyway, long live the PINK.

Maybe it would have been better if I had described the emotions that sound evokes in you, leaving aside the historical aspect, since you don’t seem that informed about the Pink Floyd. For such a famous work, there’s no need to provide informative details. If you were to review "LoSaiTu" by ChissàChi, it would be good to give context and information to help understand who we’re talking about (provided you, the reviewer, are informed). But things like that are well known about "Dark Side," especially on a site like this. :-)

Great! It took me an hour to read it... anyway, I agree with both Lukin and Copernico.

Besides Black Market and Live 8:30, which other albums do you recommend?

a little smudge in the review... "what's missing from this cd is the pain"... do you know what "the bends" are? have you read the lyrics? very cheerful that one from black star, right? come on, it’s alright, aside from that, good review... (wonderful) transition moment from the indie-rock of pablo honey to ... of ok computer.. long live the radioed!