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There is pleasantness, entertainment but nothing epochal in episodes like the initial "It's Alright", almost a mazurka, lively but not very memorable. Discover the review
There is pleasantness, entertainment but nothing epochal in episodes like the initial "It's Alright", almost a mazurka, lively but not very memorable.
Rarely had an album contained so many ideas and such good ones: in the end, it had to be admitted: "The Logical Song", "Take The Long Way Home", "Goodbye Stranger", and the others managed to perfectly condense a certain pompous rock made in the USA (but without ever exceeding) and certain bright British pop, all in a vaguely progressive key that tended to stretch the tracks and give space to the instruments... really good stuff: listen to it now, it still works! Discover the review
Rarely had an album contained so many ideas and such good ones: in the end, it had to be admitted: "The Logical Song", "Take The Long Way Home", "Goodbye Stranger", and the others managed to perfectly condense a certain pompous rock made in the USA (but without ever exceeding) and certain bright British pop, all in a vaguely progressive key that tended to stretch the tracks and give space to the instruments... really good stuff: listen to it now, it still works!
The album is, therefore, straightforward, rough, lo-fi, without corrections due to the limited room for optimization afforded by a simple stereo source—thus essentially unmovable in terms of volume, mixes, timbres, error correction. Discover the review
The album is, therefore, straightforward, rough, lo-fi, without corrections due to the limited room for optimization afforded by a simple stereo source—thus essentially unmovable in terms of volume, mixes, timbres, error correction.
An introspective album, with soft atmospheres and delicate textures, which for once sets aside the characteristic Wurlitzer sound and favors acoustic parts. Discover the review
An introspective album, with soft atmospheres and delicate textures, which for once sets aside the characteristic Wurlitzer sound and favors acoustic parts.
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