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 The psychedelic-experimental tones of the previous one are decidedly more subdued, leaving more room for the band’s ’70s Heavy Metal flair.

 The long final suite divided into 5 parts...is indeed the real gem of the whole work where rock tinges with increasingly progressive tones.

The album is a sequel to the first Good Apollo installment and features more classic 70s heavy metal influences while toning down psychedelic experimentation. Inspired by The Amory Wars comic, its strongest moments include homages to rock legends and a notable final suite. Although not groundbreaking, it's an honest and solid progressive rock album with some standout tracks. Discover the evolving sound of Coheed & Cambria with this gripping progressive rock journey—listen to Good Apollo II today!

 Ultimately, a work that if it had been packaged by a newcomer would probably never have seen the light of day.

 It is sad to see artists who, for the sake of a hit, think more about marketing politics and image rather than the content of the work.

The review harshly criticizes Ligabue's album 'Nome e Cognome' as mediocre and unoriginal. The critic points out plagiarized riffs and uninspired lyrics. Despite good production, the album lacks substance and seems focused on marketing over quality. Only a few tracks stand out albeit weakly. Overall, the album is seen as a disappointment. Read this honest review before you listen to Ligabue's Nome e Cognome and decide if it's worth your time!