Ummagumma72

I can't find the first 4 Sessions, do you know any website?
What do you think of "Rated R" by Qotsa? I prefer their first "Queens of the Stone Age"; it's rougher and more raw.
Maybe I'll send the review later.
Bye

As always, you manage to intrigue me with your highly descriptive reviews. Well done!!!!!

A review also judges a work negatively, not just when it's positive; you should at least mention some excerpts to help understand what junk it's made of, don't you think?
Take it as a piece of advice!

Vote!

If I find Noel around, I'll give him a kick in the ass. Like Cleo, I can't stand them, both them and the music they make! The review is well written, compliments.

I almost forgot other key players of Sessions 9&10: Josh Freese (the Vandals, A Perfect Circle), Twiggy Ramirez (Marilyn Manson), Joey Castillo (Danzig, QOTSA), Brian "Big Hands" O'Connor, Troy Van Leeuwen (A Perfect Circle, QOTSA).
Orchestra conducted by JOSH HOMME, of course.
Is that enough for you?

I have to admit that tracks like "Hanging tree," "Up in Hell," "Nenada," but also "Cold sore superstars" and "Making a cross," fill me with admiration and joy. The voice of "Schneider" is very dry, powerful, enveloping, in perfect symbiosis with the proposed melodies: I really like it. However, in some points, I remain a bit perplexed; that "Winners" just doesn’t sit well with me, it feels too out of place, it could have easily been skipped. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to listen to the previous Sessions, that will be my next purchase. I take this opportunity to remind you that on September 29, the new "Desert Sessions 9&10" will be released, featuring artists of the caliber of Alain Johannes (Eleven), Dave Catching (Mondo Generator, Qotsa), Brendon McNichol (Kyuss, Dwarves, etc.), Polly J. Harvey, along with all the aforementioned (Goss, Schneider, Maloney). Not to be missed!

If you want to get closer to Cave, get yourself "The Best of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds." Besides the impressive 16 tracks on the first CD, it also includes a second CD: "Live at Royal Albert Hall," which is fantastic because, as the legendary Cleo says, he's phenomenal live. Well done, Cleo.

I am crying, thank you giov, but above all thank you Bono Vox!

Go Cleo, concise yet very descriptive! Very very good.