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I really like this album... and that’s the only thing that matters... there are two or three amazing tracks... and the rest is of good quality...

I meant at the end of the review, obviously, not of the novel :)...

I liked the novel, but I can't shout masterpiece; I didn't feel completely engaged from an emotional standpoint... and at the end, reading the name of Umberto Eco, I get a lump in my throat, thinking of the unparalleled "Il nome della rosa"... I've never read anything of the same level...

I discovered this group thanks to this review, and I have to say that I liked them a lot. Derivative, yes, but the melodies are spot on... and I needed to dream at this moment... moreover, I enjoy both the pre and post phases, Neal Morse...

I'm interested in your advice, your readings... and your reviews are lovely... I would talk less about the plot ;)... anyway, I will buy both books... but tell me, have you read anything by Natsuo Kirino? I'm reading "Morbide Guance," and I recently finished "Grotesque," a very interesting novel...

Great Live!!! For me, Brian Johnson started losing his voice after the album "FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK," and by the '90s, his vocal cords were destroyed; in fact, in the splendid "THE RAZOR'S EDGE," you can hear a battered voice that sometimes sounds like "Donald Duck" in cartoons!!! However, he managed to recover some of his voice for this tour. In fact, I was amazed to find in the latest album, just released, a powerful and refreshed voice; maybe it was the 8 years of hiatus. I often wonder why they don’t release a live recording from between '82 and '83, just to test Brian Johnson's vocal qualities when he hadn’t completely dedicated his vocal cords to AC/DC yet. You can tell the album is Live, and not like many live recordings today that are completely overproduced!!! Chris Slade's performance on drums is fantastic, in my opinion, better than Phil Rudd... To the reviewer I say: you forgot to mention one of the best tracks in the entire AC/DC discography, the unbeatable "Shoot To Thrill"!!!

seen live between 1983 and 1984, I don't remember exactly... great vocalist, nice band... but the Saxon live were something else, in my opinion... the Saxon of that time, I mean...

So far, I’ve found it boring, with few melodic hooks, and where they do exist, they seem trivial to me... Maybe I’ll give it a second chance... Columbo is sung in the style of Simon Le Bon from Duran Duran!!! (a voice I adore)...

for me horrifying... of a staggering banality...

@hymnen, whose city’s tent? :)