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REVOLUTIONSMagentaNeo-Prog3.56 | 167 ratings |
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![]() The production quality is excellent, as is the musical quality. The only drawbacks are that the lyrics are very awkward in some instances, particularly in Man and Machine, and the transitions between parts within each song are, in some cases, jarring and abrupt. Instead of being designed that way, they sound as though Magenta was not quite sure how to do it. Maybe this is a sign of a young band, or maybe I just don't appreciate it. Otherwise, this album is up there with any neo-prog album I have and is respectable compared to the giants that came before them. Very impressive for a first album. I also highly recommend Home and Seven.
rnelson |
5/5 |
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