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 This album is truly a masterpiece, and you can tell from the first track to the last that you’re at the beginning of a journey made of solos and drum and keyboard patterns.

 John Mitchell studied well at school and has learned perfectly how to create a progressive solo, truly something remarkable.

Arena's third studio album, The Visitor, released in 1998, introduces John Mitchell on guitar and offers a darker, guitar-driven progressive metal sound. Clive Nolan's songwriting and Mick Pointer's guest drumming enrich the album, making it a masterpiece. The track "Serenity" stands out with remarkable solos, showing a skillful blend of influences without copying. This album is highly recommended for progressive metal fans seeking intricate musicianship. Dive into Arena's The Visitor and experience a masterclass in progressive metal – listen now and explore its dark, intricate soundscapes!

 "The fifth track is truly a masterpiece of a song... truly moving."

 "Love Moves is light years away from the beauty contained in 'Close' but it is still not bad and still appreciable as her work."

This review assesses Kim Wilde's seventh studio album Love Moves, noting it is less impressive than her earlier album Close but still worth appreciation. Highlighted tracks include 'It's Here' and a sentimental favorite featuring children’s voices. The album shows stylistic experimentation with commercial pop and dance elements, which the reviewer finds a mixed development. Overall, the album receives a moderate rating of 6 out of 10. Explore Kim Wilde's Love Moves and discover the standout moments of this 1990 pop album for yourself!

 "'You Came' is very beautiful and especially a song that easily sticks in your mind with the chorus repeating several times."

 "'European Soul'... conveys emotions, and that’s precisely what music should do, convey something; I recommend you listen to it."

The review highlights Kim Wilde's sixth album 'Close' as a successful blend of pop and pop-rock songs. The reviewer praises standout tracks like 'You Came', 'Love in the Natural Way', and 'European Soul' for their catchiness and emotional depth. Some tracks receive mild criticism, but overall the album is considered a masterpiece and recommended, especially alongside Wilde's next album 'Love Moves'. Listen to Kim Wilde's 'Close' and rediscover 80s pop-rock classics today!