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 "On the breath of Poseidon is the true masterpiece of the CD, 4 minutes of extraordinary melodies... Never heard anything like it!!"

 Truly beautiful. An epic CD rich in good melodies, the notes flow smoothly without any hitches. Exceptional.

Symphony X's V: The New Mythology Suite reveals itself as a near-masterpiece upon closer listening. The album combines creative melodies, diverse instrumentation, and strong prog metal compositions. Standout tracks like "On the breath of Poseidon" and "Death of Balance/Lacrymosa" showcase the band's unique sound and classical influences. Although a few tracks feel out of place or repetitive, the album overall captivates with its smooth note flow and epic atmosphere. Explore Symphony X's epic masterpiece and experience the magic of V: The New Mythology Suite today!

 "Truly well done, it has everything... variety of instruments used, good melodies, metal tracks up to par, skilled musicians, rhythm changes, and naturally... references to Brazilian sound."

 "A CD of a thousand faces and colors, varied and pleasant. Maybe there is too much shift from power to melody... but this is a typical characteristic of Angra, otherwise an excellent CD for fans of the genre."

The review praises Angra's 2004 album Temple of Shadows for its musical variety, skilled musicianship, and blend of metal styles with Brazilian influences. While noting that the shifts between fast-paced metal and melodic ballads can feel uneven, the reviewer ultimately finds it an impressive and enjoyable metal album. Highlights include dynamic rhythms and classical touches, making it a strong recommendation for genre fans. Dive into Angra's Temple of Shadows and experience a rich journey through melodic and progressive metal with Brazilian flair!

 "With this album, I changed my mind: it’s really well done, there’s everything... variety of instruments, good melodies, high-level metal tracks, skilled musicians."

 "A CD with a thousand faces and colors, varied and enjoyable... an excellent CD for lovers of the genre."

The review explores Angra's 2004 album Temple Of Shadows, praising its musical variety, skilled musicianship, and integration of Brazilian sounds. Initial skepticism is overturned by standout tracks and melodies. Some slower, more melodic sections may feel excessive, but overall it's a rich and enjoyable metal album. The reviewer highlights both fast rhythmic parts and calmer progressive moments. Listen to Angra's Temple Of Shadows and experience a dynamic fusion of metal mastery and Brazilian flair!

 An hour and more of music… depressing… I define it as inner suicide… a sense of sadness enters inside you… something dark… melancholic… extremely pessimistic.

 The skill of an artist is evaluated by how much they can transport and excite you… and I assure you they succeed… even too much.

Lateralus by Tool is a deeply emotional and dark album that evokes strong depressive and melancholic feelings. It defies simple genre classification and impresses with its complex musical and mathematical structures. Although intensely moving, the reviewer finds it unsettling and unable to award it a top rating. The album succeeds in transporting listeners emotionally but lacks something to be considered a true masterpiece. Dive into Tool's Lateralus and experience a unique, emotionally powerful journey today!

 "With 'Vacant' I feel the real Dream Theater: truly beautiful and touching... melancholic and even heartbreaking."

 "Train of Thought falls into the 'trap' of metal, with too many solos and high rhythms... absolutely not their style."

The review critiques Dream Theater's Train of Thought for its heavier metal direction, which feels out of character compared to their usual melodic prog style. While some tracks like 'Vacant' and 'Stream of Consciousness' stand out positively, much of the album is seen as overly energetic and lacking emotional depth. Individual performances by Myung and Rudess receive praise, but Petrucci's excessive solos are noted as detracting. Ultimately, the album is considered satisfactory but not their best work. Discover the highs and lows of Dream Theater's Train of Thought—listen now and decide if the metal-driven shift hits the mark for you!

 "Only after many hearings can you appreciate the beauty of this double effort."

 "The final track is worth the price of the CD — beautiful, truly fascinating with a melancholic atmosphere."

This review praises Dream Theater's sixth album, 'Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence,' highlighting its progressive and melodic qualities across two CDs. The reviewer notes the album's complexity and length but emphasizes the beauty and emotional depth contained within. Some tracks are critiqued for repetitiveness or lack of soul, yet the overall effort is seen as a strong, progressive work surpassing some previous releases. Patience is recommended to fully appreciate the album's layered compositions. Discover the depth and emotion of Dream Theater's progressive masterpiece—listen to Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence today!

 When you listen to 'Scenes From A Memory' for the first time, you can already understand that you are in front of one of the most beautiful works, not only in progressive metal, but in the entire modern musical scene.

 'Finally Free' is the last track: beautiful, a melody that gives you chills, a song that stays with you... a real masterpiece.

This review praises Dream Theater's 'Scenes From A Memory' as one of the finest works in progressive metal and modern music. The album tells a complex, tragic love story involving twins and reincarnation, conveyed through progressive melodies and compelling instrumentation. Despite a few minor criticisms, the album's storytelling depth and musical mastery shine through. Highlights include standout tracks like 'Strange Deja Vu,' 'The Spirit Carries On,' and the epic finale 'Finally Free.' Dive into Dream Theater’s 'Scenes From A Memory' and experience one of progressive metal’s most compelling musical journeys today!