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 Despite the cold, technological, measured, and obsessive approach to music, what emerges is a small miracle of free emotion.

 At the end of each track, the listener will feel the sensation of being in a church where absolute and meaningful silence reigns.

Robert Fripp's 'A Blessing of Tears: 1995 Soundscapes, Volume 2: Live in California' is a powerful live album combining advanced guitar loop technology with deeply emotional themes. Dedicated to his late mother, the album's eight tracks create atmospheric soundscapes that evoke vivid imagery and heartfelt remembrance. The music blends technological precision with free-flowing emotion, resulting in an ethereal and introspective listening experience. Recommended for listeners seeking a union of innovation and intimate expression. Discover the haunting beauty of Robert Fripp’s 'A Blessing of Tears'—listen now and experience a rare blend of technology and heartfelt emotion.

 "It’s a tribute to storytellers, to the folksingers of the sixties who have gone out of fashion."

 "It is a pleasure for the ears and mind to relax sitting next to Mike and Sally, holding blades of grass between your fingers that slip away as sleep and night are almost about to envelop us."

The review praises The Sallyangie's album as a dreamy, nostalgic folk journey filled with gentle acoustic melodies and storytelling. It highlights the album's fairy tale ambiance and the skilled arrangements by David Dee Palmer. While acknowledging it is not perfect or for everyone, the album's charm lies in its escapism and dedication to traditional folk influences of the 1960s. Standout tracks include 'River Song' and 'Branches.' Dive into The Sallyangie's enchanting folk tales—listen to Children Of The Sun and lose yourself in its timeless acoustic magic.

 Hang your ears on the handles of your umbrellas, you will be hit by a rain of electric and reckless sounds!!

 In my opinion, this is the most interesting album, although I love the entire discography of the group.

Soft Machine's 'Volume Two' is praised as their most innovative and musically rich album, blending jazz, rock, and psychedelic sounds. The review highlights the album's inventive use of instrumentation, short complex tracks, and Robert Wyatt's inspired vocals. It contrasts the album favorably against later works by the band, emphasizing its originality and balance. The album is recommended for listeners seeking original, experimental music rooted in jazz and rock. Dive into Soft Machine's 'Volume Two' and experience a pioneering blend of jazz, rock, and psychedelia that reshaped experimental music.