Fidia

Well, well, bravo, encore, another random comment.
What are you doing, like Poletti, just grabbing random thoughts from Google?
I am mathematically sure that you didn't listen to the album, went on Scaruffi's site, and just spewed out the first random dog references you found.
I agree with Saputello, your maturity is comparable to that of a 5-year-old (with all due respect to children, of course).

It's not about the review, it's about the music.
Don't like punk? Fine, say it once and stop bothering those who, on the other hand, do like it.

For example, October Rust by Type O Negative.
Don't make me search for all the other reviews.
I assure you there would be plenty.

Do NOT comment, obviously.

I listened to the latest album, the concept about the odyssey, and honestly, it didn't leave much of an impression on me.
Dave, I wanted to ask you two questions.
First: is it possible that at any hour I connect, I always find you among the latest comments?
Second: based on what wise judgement is everything that is prog or from the seventies considered music, while everything else is crap?
You gave Type O Negative a 1 for no reason, and I find myself reading that this album is a masterpiece of metal.
I'm sorry, but given the premises, I really can't believe it.
Then, one more thing.
Maybe try to have the decency to comment (most often saying it's crap or something similar) and provoke about genres and bands you don't like or that you've never even listened to.
If you keep this up, it's pointless to say you’re not making a good impression.

Dear Sombraluz, it's always better not to address these issues in public ;)

Exquisite.

Illuminating me with immense shipwreck, it is sweet to me in this sea...

I agree with Kataklisma. Recently, reviews filled with interchangeable phrases are trending, in the sense that if you take them and shift them from one place to describe another album (the latest that comes to mind is that of My Bloody Valentine), the result is practically the same. In my opinion, there is a limit to everything. It's fine to describe your emotions, but a bit of analysis is necessary; otherwise, you're failing to fulfill what, for me, is the fundamental purpose of the site, which is musical knowledge. I am in the dark about who Tuxedomoon are. I pass by, read, and I’m even more puzzled. We're not on a storytelling portal here. Tell us about this music for once, for God's sake.

And instead, this review is not bad. The right balance between description and an intimate message.