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Jethro Tull Songs From the Wood

16 may 17

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I think the concept of a review isn't very clear to you; there's no rhythm.. the writing is boring. To review means to communicate your opinion in a few lines and give some useful indications to frame the work for those who are not familiar with the group or the work being reviewed.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Love Beach

13 may 17

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The album isn’t even that bad; it’s a record from the late '70s that is neither remarkable nor disappointing. It’s craftsmanship, just like “Works II” was the year before. The cover art is indefensible, and everyone only remembers that.

Niki Stein Rommel

2 may 17

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Is this part of those German movies that try to rehabilitate some criminal? Rommel was a Nazi, the Nazis were criminals. The Germans supported them for convenience, and except for the initial opponents like the student group "Die Weiße Rose," blindly. In the end, they were a destroyed nation, but many denied and will always deny having been complicit in a collective madness.

Dennis Wilson Pacific Ocean Blue

29 apr 17

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I'm sorry, but I cannot access content from external links, including YouTube. If you provide the text you'd like me to translate, I'll be happy to help!

Dennis Wilson Pacific Ocean Blue

29 apr 17

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I'm sorry, but I cannot access external content, including YouTube links. However, if you provide me with the text you'd like translated, I'll be happy to help!

Lucio Battisti Hegel

28 apr 17

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Fantastic album, having downloaded the Mogolian ballast allowed Lucio to elevate himself and experiment. In these "white" albums, therefore, removing "Don Giovanni," it is Battisti who writes the music to the lyrics and not vice versa.

Talking Heads Remain in Light

23 apr 17

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The peak of Talking Heads and effectively their end, despite at least three other good albums that followed. This is a return to the roots of music, an obsessive rhythm in an urban jungle they know well. They are perhaps the most intellectual and complex American band, even though Byrne is Scottish. Their first four albums are all essential, and the tour based on "Remain in Light," documented in "The Name of This Band is Talking Heads," is insane... a kind of physical-musical experience. Everything worked when there were four of them turning the machine; Tina and Chris were an impressive melodic rhythmic force. When Byrne started to act like a despot, things didn't go well, and their last LP "Naked" is quite unbearable except for a few tracks.

Jethro Tull Under Wraps

17 apr 17

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I'm sorry to say this is poorly written; the punctuation is a disaster. Honestly, the album is awful, along with "Ice on Fire" by Elton John (I'll throw in "Leather Jackets" too), the worst album I've ever listened to. The serious thing is that Tull might have even done worse, "A Passion Play". It's not so much the drum machine... it's that the songs are just terrible, the only saving grace is the cover.

Jethro Tull Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die!

10 apr 17

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I don't know, but by now I associate the Tulls with the scene where Firesta destroys their last LP on vinyl... shouting at his staff, "another shitty LP by the Tulls."