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I'm listening now, wow....beautiful psych album in a modern way with echoes of the 60s, just what I like....well done, man...great job, damn! You're awesome!

I don't like Bluevertigo... maybe because I've never really listened to them. Anyway, I liked the review.

mmm I don't know this band....but the name inspires me....if it weren't for that "b" instead of the "d"....hi hi hi hi

I love this album; it has been in my CD player for months. Now the Travis don't say anything to me anymore, other than as a band that has left behind a masterpiece like this. I will always remember them singing only these magnificent, melancholic, and captivating pop ballads. Beautiful review. Well done. I agree on everything.

So... I’ll start with the review that I didn't like very much. But there are no problems... Regarding the statement of in rock and the reply from psycho, I say the following: I don’t feel like sharing psycho's point... I'm sorry, but for me the musical period from which everything originated, and I mean everything, is that... actually, I would push it even earlier, let's say from 1963 and extend it until 1977... then punk is a whole other story, but it doesn't touch me (I don't love that genre much, except for a few exceptions). Regarding psycho's question, well... everything remains in the hands of those who buy and digest music... it's up to us to judge... to dismantle an artist or to praise them... but you have to admit, dear psycho, that there is indeed Music and music (in fact, I would even say usica, removing the m completely), so I agree with wanting to differentiate, but never to institutionalize it... it would be an attack on democracy.

Great!! This review flows really well... I read it and didn’t even notice. Unfortunately, I don’t know anything about this band... where should I start? Give me a suggestion.

a somewhat snubbed album...but for me one of the most beautiful by Pink

I agree...even if the first and red seem a step above.

for ozzycat: if you read, I’ve raised the AR a notch higher just for their creative vein and genius… it’s clear that BS have represented more in music history… but this is purely my personal opinion.
for caz: the comparison doesn’t fit, it’s written there so don’t get the wrong idea.
the analogy is fitting only for the diabolical atmospheric aspect of their music just like for the early BS… but objectively the music is different.

I'm listening now after hearing the 2. this is by far better