bowie&barrett

"It must be said that this is a very melancholic album, it talks about death and the suicidal impulses that lead people to end it all." Recommended for all spammers of Debaser. I hope it’s also the reviewer’s favorite album. "Try not to breathe"...

...or the happiness in realizing that we are now very close to the end of the review.

"...and Syd left. This event caused serious trauma within the group that, with Dark Side Of The Moon, had climbed the charts of the world." I confirm everything: I left Pink Floyd in 1975. I confirm, from the top of the world charts. SOYCD = Soy Orripilados Y Compledamente Demoralizados....

no no, I'm here.

...phew, thank goodness: for a moment I feared it was George!!!

Don't mind it, Fred, it's just an asshole who's been "harassing" me since yesterday. I'm just sorry that other users who left a comment near mine are getting dragged into it. I apologize for him.

What time do you open?

I don't think devon is alluding to your request for moderators on Debaser... but I’m starting to believe that it wouldn’t be a bad idea to force registration, eliminating anonymity. This way, one could at least track those responsible for the blasphemies. I hope these are outside the bounds of free speech! I'm not right-wing, let me make that clear right away: but I find a great hypocrisy in those who might advocate for the opening of mosques, and then blaspheme all day long against the Madonna or Jesus. Did I make you laugh? Did I seem ridiculous? Who cares, you know! I believe I also have the right to a bit of respect as a Christian! Anyway, mandatory registration would quickly solve the spammer problem: not so much due to legal repercussions, but because scum like Ogre Battle wouldn’t be able to write anymore. Registering requires 4 steps, too many for their limited mind! :-)

Look, you’re right. As I’ve already written, accusing a progressive rock band of being too technical is a contradiction in terms. As I’ve also written elsewhere, it’s like criticizing the quality of the song "Yesterday" by the Beatles by complaining about the lack of a solid riff. If anything, I criticize the EXCESS of technicality; for example, I find that Train Of Thought is more of a guitar audio-book than an album, or that Live at the Marquee is too technical compared to the warmer and more engaging Once in a livetime. That said, dismantling Dreams because they are inherently technical is one of the worst nonsense, truly one of the worst.

Got it!