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Kiss Psycho Circus

2 jul 07

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Ace and Peter, damn!! Ace and Peter, Peter and Ace. Ace and Peter...

Kiss Psycho Circus

2 jul 07

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Thank you all so much for the comments, they are appreciated. @Mopaga: you're right. I know, the troublemakers are Ace and Gene; I knew that but the sentence is indeed incorrect. What a shame... ;-)

Rhapsody Tales From The Emeral Sword Saga

2 jul 07

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I think the same as the green manalishi about the album (the early albums are really beautiful); I just don't love the review, it's really a "Best of" kind of review... Great enthusiasm, though, which is to be appreciated. ;-)

Kiss Psycho Circus

2 jul 07

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I know that Frehely and Criss are more the tracks where they only put their name than the ones where they actually played... but come on, can you imagine a review with these two? ;-)

Styx Cornerstone

1 jul 07

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One step below what has come out before and what will follow. Let's say a 3, which is actually a good 7/10. Stunning "Boat on the river." Excellent review, clear and knowledgeable.

The White Stripes Get Behind Me, Satan

1 jul 07

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The review doesn't blow my mind, but it’s not bad. The album, from what I've heard (which is enough for a judgment), is the same. I honestly find him quite good, she's doing what she needs to do (like in the frankly beautiful "My Doorbell"), and she certainly doesn’t offend the eye.

Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe

29 jun 07

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Not exactly, although it’s very nice. Or at least it’s not a priority. Hi.

Genesis Foxtrot

26 jun 07

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There is some truth in what both say, actually. Personally, I find "Nine feet underground" worthy of a level close to the masterpieces mentioned above, on par with other essential suites: let's not forget at least (at least!) 2 of the five Yes suites from the '73-'74 period ("Ritual" from the wonderful Tales and the stunning "Relayer") and other masterpieces, more or less well-known: "Karn Evil 9" (even better than Tarkus, I think), "Song of Sheherazade" by Renaissance, and, slightly broadening the horizons (even temporally), 2112. @ArnoldLayne; "A passion play" is off-limits: I love it. :D