bjork68

Don't you love music, Poletti? Is this your idea of fun? I pity you. Anyway, it was clear to everyone that in some of your comments or reviews, you didn't even know what you were talking about, like your outrageous take on Physical Graffiti live; you were too ridiculous to be real.

perhaps yes the review lacks in the analysis of the individual tracks but there are so many and publishing the plot as well would have resulted in a novel that no one would have read. the album is simply seen from another point of view, namely the story it tells, which is the crux of the matter.

From Poletti to Revelation

sorry for the unintentional typing and spelling mistakes marialelena

I believe that Peter, with this urban fairy tale, wanted to convey the message that only by abandoning our comfortable and warm cocoon and wandering through the "subterraneans," learning to understand suffering and facing the toughest choices, navigating "against the tide" without being influenced by ideas and preconceived notions imposed by society, and above all, loving others—because only by loving others can we truly love ourselves—we can achieve true intellectual, emotional, and spiritual maturity. Rael's journey is gradual; at the beginning, the lamb is reassuring, and the feeling of well-being that envelops Rael lasts very little. He faces many "trials," a long path strewn with obstacles and sacrifices because freedom comes at a high price. Rael is each of us, and his mad, dreamlike journey is our life. In the end, Rael saves John, sacrificing himself, but John has his same face. Rael has saved himself and achieved maturity and freedom. The review is excellent and deserved the left side.

But look, you're such a good dog!! Thanks for telling me about this album :o)

she's leaving home but I would throw it in the trash, sorry but maybe it's out of place in this album.

Well, I agree pretazzo the piper is another thing, but nonetheless, one cannot deny the beauty of this album.

a day in the life is a masterpiece of proto-prog; I had already said it in another review, so I find myself in agreement. The review is passionate and "partial," but I can't disagree with waties on several points.

good job iside