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 "Bono (unfortunately) no longer has a voice!"

 "It would be better to admit that creativity is over and that maybe it’s better not to do anything anymore."

This review expresses strong disappointment in U2's album No Line On The Horizon. It criticizes Bono's diminished vocal ability and labels much of the album as tedious and lacking creativity. While 'Magnificent' is noted as somewhat pleasant, other tracks like 'Unknown Caller' and 'Get On Your Boots' are heavily criticized. The reviewer suggests the band’s creative peak has passed and calls for genuine innovation if U2 is to remain relevant. Discover why this U2 album stirred mixed feelings—read the full review and listen for yourself!

 "Two tracks of about 7 minutes each that leave the listener to reflect and peacefully penetrate into their inner world."

 "I recommend to enthusiasts of all times of this unique musical genre to treat themselves to a quarter of an hour of healthy meditation."

The review examines Bass Communion's 2004 album Vajrayana, emphasizing its ambient style that invites deep meditation and reflection. The reviewer links the music's themes to a hopeful new era post-conflict, highlighting its peaceful and introspective qualities. The album's two long tracks offer listeners a chance to explore their inner world, making it a recommended experience for fans of meditative and spiritual music. Dive into Vajrayana's ambient depths and experience a meditative journey of sound and reflection.