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Marillion Script For A Jester's Tear

23 apr 06

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Then for Luca LJ: if you really think you know "a lot" about Dream Theater, answer me this: isn't Another Day, perhaps, in the style of Marillion? I said "that little I know" because I haven't listened to many D.T. albums and therefore I don't know if they resemble those of Marillion or not. I exaggerated in the review because DT are not the only Prog-Metal band... anyway let me know about Another Day, ...

Marillion Script For A Jester's Tear

23 apr 06

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I think I listen to enough prog, certainly more of yesterday than today, so I don't have an in-depth knowledge of post-77 music. Maybe if I were reviewing an album by Genesis or Yes, I would do better, as I know them better, but I would go on too long, and going on too long is fine if you want to show off your knowledge, but it's wrong for those who don't know the album, as they prefer a short description. This album isn't Foxtrot or Close To The Edge, so A LONG AND ERUDITE REVIEW IS USELESS.

Pink Floyd Delicate Sound Of Thunder

23 apr 06

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Anyway, for me songs like Shine on You Crazy Diamond lose much of their depth when played live... on the contrary, things like Comfortably Numb become even bigger. Opinions...

Pink Floyd Delicate Sound Of Thunder

23 apr 06

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Killgod, you are very creative! It takes a huge imagination to prefer Vasco Rossi to Pink Floyd!

Premiata Forneria Marconi Chocolate Kings

23 apr 06

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Without a doubt, a review worthy of P.F.M's most prog album; Out of the roundabout is truly stunning, but the others are deserving as well. To all those who love Lanzetti's great voice, I highly recommend listening to Mangala Vallis, the band he is currently part of!

Queen Queen

22 apr 06

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Oh yes, I really have to have it!

Marillion Script For A Jester's Tear

22 apr 06

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I didn't "associate" Script with metal. I said that movements like prog-metal inevitably draw inspiration from the style of this record. The little I know about Dream Theater (Images and Words) reminds me a lot of it...