misterNo

I almost forgot the grades...

Many of us love this album, and I was thinking about writing a review too... but no matter... however, I can't give it more than 4, because I reserve a 5 only for "The Yes Album" and "Close To The Edge," and Fragile gets a 4.5. Regarding Zarathustra's comment on the loss of inspiration among great bands and artists in general, which I read about earlier, I have a thesis that I already expressed in response to another review: around the age of 20, and up until almost 40—though leaning more towards the 20s—the human body gives its best; it will be closely linked to the survival of the species, tied to reproductive capacity, but evidently some mechanisms of body and mind are more performant... hence, a greater creative ability, synthesis, courage, subversive capacity, and the ability to challenge... in other words, you become almost a different person... except, of course, for some great masters of the past who never lost their "creative tension," one above all, Michelangelo...

it may not be a masterpiece but it’s not bad at all, a forgotten band but precious for some, for me for example... besides, they gave a beautiful live performance at the "famous" "At Budokan"... the album is too "borderline" between the 70s and 80s, however it holds its ground in its own way... those who criticize them I hope they’ve listened to them "well"... "Gonna Raise Hell" is an absolute masterpiece!!! "Voices" is very beautiful, as is "Need Your Love", the track "Dream Police" is not bad at all... we must remember that many years have passed, of course the sound feels dated... it would be a 3, but since I’ve loved them so much, I’ll give them a 4 :)... almost forgot, the sensitive delicate review is just right, I liked it a lot...

interesting, thanks...

I'm happy to respond to you; had there been a polemical intent on your part, I would have nonetheless found it legitimate... "Extensible" is a poor choice of words in quotes because it sounds terrible and is really an ugly word, to express that I couldn't make your emotions "mine" since they are evidently too personal...

I don't know, interesting proposal though, I’ll make sure to listen to this album :)...

Frankly, I've always thought they were copying the more commercial compositions of "RadioHead," and all in all, the result wasn't bad... but this single, I didn't like it...

The review seems too personal, not very "extensible"... in my opinion, the album contains an absolute masterpiece "Mediterranean Sundance," which ends up overshadowing the other compositions...

"Wet Dream" is stunning, unlike "Broken China" which didn't grab me at all, but I especially thank Shine for "Stupid Dream" by Porcupine Tree, an album I have fallen madly in love with... I don’t know this one by Alan Parson, but I will take care of it :)...

great job, concise and fluent, congratulations... I love Yes, but I don't know the album in question, I'll take care of it...