the green manalishi

DeRank ™: 9,57

DeAge™ : 7398 days • Here since 8 march 2006

Rick Wakeman Live EstivalJazz @ Lugano 02.07.2009

8 jul 09

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Pibroch gets confused, it was Estival Jazz until last year, now it's just Estival, also because in the last six years they’ve invited more prog bands than jazz ones. The play on words is absurdly ridiculous and pathetic.

Tommy Bolin Teaser

8 jul 09

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never heard the record

Gong Tour 2032 - Livorno 06.07.09

8 jul 09

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interesting

Campo di Marte Campo di Marte

7 jul 09

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A great album, very original and at times pastoral (the beginning of Secondo Tempo), with a deep introspective quality. The Fourth Movement is Bach-like. If I'm not mistaken, both www.progarchives.com and the back cover of the CD mention the guitarist Enrico Rosa without the "La." The cover is "infilzosamente" macabre. They almost resemble ancient representations of the Ottoman Turks.

Dream Theater Black Clouds And Silver Linings

7 jul 09

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In my humble opinion, Dream Theater ended with Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From a Memory. Right now, they seem quite caught in a vortex from which they can't escape, characterized by excessive technicality at the expense of a good compositional outcome.

Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Lining

7 jul 09

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Uhm... "Black Clouds & Silver Linings" for me represents a worthy sequel to Systematic Chaos, in the sense that it's an album that continues along the same spiral: technical prowess, skill, at the expense of compositional fantasy, resulting in a good dose of weariness.

Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Linings

7 jul 09

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Really well written, congratulations. They are now in a dead-end tunnel. I’ll stick my neck out and say that the next 10 albums will be like this, just like this.

Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Linings

7 jul 09

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I just heard it a few days ago and I fully agree with the review. A unique hassle. They ended in the '90s, with the excellent Metropolis Part II: Scenes From a Memory.