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The first time I listened to this album, I was blown away by its power; even today, with every listen, I can still taste blood in my mouth. An Absolute Masterpiece that they could never come close to again, even though they made great albums afterwards. But this is a masterpiece, and as such, you can only create one at most. How could anyone expect Alan Vega and Martin Rev to replicate their debut masterpiece? Already Suicide, here are 2 albums that I consider very similar, genre aside; I'm only talking about emotional impact. Night.

"Musically we’re trailing, but lyrically we’re not afraid of comparisons," not even Dylan or Cave? Anyway, great album; I bought it along with the first two. Those were truly awful, luckily I managed to resist the temptation to tear them apart and sold them to a loser. But this is brilliant, destined to remain, in Lolli's career, an isolated episode, unfortunately.

You know that your reviews remind me of the legendary and much-missed red vinyl, (do you remember it was the essence of the perfect review in the full n/wave era?) I'm glad it set a standard (at least here).

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NO, I decided to give it a 5 because that's the score I would have given if I hadn't listened to Spiderland.

If it weren't for Ragnopoli, this would have been an undisputed great album in rock history. The problem is that when a historical record is produced later on, the unbearable comparisons do the rest. Now that I’m writing this, should I give it a 4?
Nice review.
I only agree with the fact that reviews are more useful for those who are not familiar with the album and need to form an idea rather than the opposite, so it might be a bit cryptic for those who have never listened to it.

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IN this album, if nothing else (unlike Deep Red and Suspiria), has not been plundered...... (now the sentence is clearer)

This album, unlike Deep Red and Suspiria, hasn't been plundered at least.
Tubular Bells of poor Michele Campovecchio.

I must say that I consider Klaus Schulze the greatest artist in electronic music. I would say Irrlicht, Cyborg, and Timewind are his masterpieces. Therefore, the rating for the album is the highest. I didn’t understand the review because I have never given philosophical significance to this album, aside from the track titles. I've been listening to it for years; I even had it on vinyl like all of Klaus Schulze's early works, and I’ve always considered it nothing less than a masterpiece of electronic music. Anyway, it's fun to learn these things now; in addition to enjoying it, I can also feel cultured while I listen to it. Thank you. I own the vinyl and have always just enjoyed it, but I must say it’s interesting to hear the pieces of the album while reading about them.
I continue to emphasize that it is, above all, one of the most beautiful albums of electronic music.