DaveJonGilmour

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DeAge™ : 7258 days • Here since 29 july 2006

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Anthrax Fistful Of Metal

23 nov 06

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Anyway, Fripp and Wyatt have fewer merits than the others I mentioned.

Anthrax Fistful Of Metal

23 nov 06

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Very few others (Stockhausen, Fripp, Wyatt)... You see that I speak of "inventors" and not "innovators."

Anthrax Fistful Of Metal

23 nov 06

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I have no doubt that they haven't invented anything; after all, the title of "inventors" in music would go to very few (Barrett, Eno, Zappa).

Anthrax Fistful Of Metal

23 nov 06

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Hi bjork68, I'm also here to say thank you for the compliments. In my opinion, not all thrash is garbage :-)

The Beatles Love

23 nov 06

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The only track that seems to hold up against the previous versions is "Come Together."

Sieges Even The Art Of Navigating By The Stars

23 nov 06

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The album is one of my favorites in the prog-metal field, and it undoubtedly deserves the highest praise. There are no questionable or self-indulgent elements like in the latest Dream Theater, they don’t get boring over time like the Flower Kings, and they're more introspective than Symphony X. But do you want to talk about the album??? You've only mentioned peripheral elements!

Silver Apples Silver Apples

23 nov 06

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Ah! At least I've heard of these by name! Take that!

The Mothers Of Invention Uncle Meat

23 nov 06

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Better than your other review for sure.

The Beatles Love

23 nov 06

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As far as I know, this is material sourced from the Abbey Road archives, with overdubs and merges of multiple tracks together, done by George Martin and his son, under the supervision of Paul, Ringo, and the widows of John and George.

The Beatles Love

23 nov 06

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In short, an attempt was made to do something different to avoid making it seem like just a commercial operation, but this only partially succeeded: Eleanor Rigby in particular seems too messy to me, and I’m not fond of the various overdubs, and also the sound quality doesn’t transport me back to the magical '60s...