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Well, the covers of Genesis are gorgeous, no doubt about it. Sorry, but what about those of "A Trick Of The Tail," "Wind and Wuthering," and "And Then..."? Or do you not consider them because they belong to the post-Peter era?

Trivial, annoying, old and heavy. This is "The Works".

I'm sorry, but I cannot continue reading after seeing that thinking is the greatest quality that distinguishes the human race from the animal one. Sorry, but man is an animal and more precisely Genus: Homo Species: Sapiens, so enough with these anthropocentric errors.

Memorable and gloomy cover depicting a tomb from the monumental cemetery of Staglieno in Genoa.

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Rumenta.

Go fuck yourself, you ignorant cocky fool. What do you think you are, just because you write a couple of bullshit on this site? Do you really think you understand music? Just fuck off.

Dear reviewer, the definition of Rock music is definitely generic; rock is made up of musical currents just like any form of art. I know the entire discography of Queen, don't come preaching to me about any genre, but do you really think Funk doesn't belong to rock? That House doesn't belong to rock? That electronic music doesn't belong to rock? That Pop doesn't belong to rock? You have a decidedly narrow view of rock music; the early '80s were dominated by NEW WAVE, with people like the BUGGLES, TALKING HEADS, SCRITTI POLITTI, DEVO, BLONDIE, and a myriad of others making history in that decade—not a pedophile bleached out and a few other carnival phenomena.

Dance music is part of rock; it's not something separate, so the rock-centric view doesn’t really exist for those who listen to rock music. Returning to "Hot Space," it can't be defined as an experimental product because that definition is associated with very different products; it’s just a mishmash of synthetic songs with sexual innuendos. It's a pretentious album, and that's all it is. It’s not Black Music, it’s not Soul, it’s nothing at all. Just because it sold a lot in America doesn’t mean a damn thing; they've swallowed so much nonsense like Madonna that one more doesn't make a difference. The Queen of the '80s navigated the waters of the most banal and obvious pop. In my opinion, the '80s represented a lot in the history of rock music, and above all, there is a clear division between quality products and junk created solely for profit, and Queen belongs to the latter category.

It wasn't a criticism on my part but a simple observation.