bjork68

hi enrybaxx, sorry, maybe you’ve explained it many times already, but why do you never vote on the subject of your review? A quirk? :o). I'm making good progress with the fusioon, maybe I'll listen to them tonight.

I wanted to say it for the sake of the record, maybe it doesn't interest anyone.

I also want to tell you blucamel but also to all the fans of k.c. that at home I have a DVD of the Kings from their last concert in Japan. They are in a theater. HALF EMPTY, actually filled to a quarter. And I can't tell you the lump in my throat, the anger I felt. I had tears in my eyes thinking that some cunning fools (I won't name names, it's better this way) fill stadiums while there are only 4 cats watching King Crimson.

It's my impression that Lizard calls me back more to the prog of In the Court and The Wake, which is why I prefer it (so far). I repeat, Blucamel, Islands, and Lark's I still know very little, I'm making an effort to listen to them only now because I haven't had the chance in the past to have these albums. I tell you that I listened to Islands twice yesterday and I'm starting to understand it more. I then said pretentious (which is not necessarily a flaw because the result is magnificent) in relation to the era. If they were to be released today I wouldn't say that. Many other things I like a lot were pretentious back then, but the facts show that these great bands did well to be so. Perhaps I can't find the right words and the word pretentious is wrong. I must say that I was used to a different prog, less avant-garde or experimental, if you will. I'm here to learn to exercise my ear to new sounds that are not very familiar to me and to discover new records. I apologize if I said something idiotic, it wasn't my intention. I wanted to clarify that my tone was altered because I confused AntonioDeste with an impolite person who offended me and who has a similar nickname.

Nevertheless, the reviewer was right, so I raise my rating.

Here is the explanation of the mystery: on a website I found this: "The long sound of Massive Attack. It opens with an Angel that captivates the senses with an overwhelming charm. The vocals are shared by Horace Andy, Elizabeth Fraser, Sara Jay."

Sorry, but why in the music video is "Angel" sung by a black guy who doesn't resemble Fraser at all?

Good job, Dave, lucky you!!

Anyway, thanks for understanding antoniodeste :o)

Of course it wouldn't hurt. I'm not a novice at prog, but my knowledge of K.C. was limited mainly to In the Court and Red. I'm gradually discovering them. Lizard has been the one that struck me the most so far and the one I've listened to the most. I don't feel ready to interfere with the reviews of Islands and Larks because that would be hasty and superficial.