I really like your review !!

Just found out about this thread - I must say that there are just too many different forums to check out when you have to little time to dedicate to this forum) and to have to little time to read other reviews as well (but I do that generally AFTER I wrote mine of an album)

so hopefully I got mentioned at least once (can always dream, uh?? >> no time to read up the 17 pages), but I must say that the best reviewer IMHO is Chicapah, who always brings in excellent background stuff and is highly entertaining... I wish he'd be reviewing many more albums (though he also writes a bunch more for JMA), but more out of the "mainstream" (is NIN mainstream, though) stuff



Other reviewers I generally enjoy (needless to say when I encounter their scribblings on an album page I visit >> I don't chase reviewers) are Easy Livin (those witty  review titles are worth the detour, just by themselves), our two Peruvian buddies (Cesar and Ivàn) and our other  Latino-american Guillermo/MW, my PF team buddies Clem/Bob and Keneth (who really blossomed of late), Jim/FF, Eetu , Dave /Atav and of course John "review champion" Storm
But among our newer members, the real champion is Aussie/Michael... though I'd love to read more unfavorable reviews ( 1 or 2 stars) from his ...

Atavachron's review of What Burns Never Returns was a good read today.  

Horizons wrote: irrelevant wrote: Atavachron's review of What Burns Never Returns was a good read today.   True. That album is fantastic and is the one i typically listen to when i want my Don Cab groove on.

irrelevant wrote: Horizons wrote: irrelevant wrote: Atavachron's review of What Burns Never Returns was a good read today.   True. That album is fantastic and is the one i typically listen to when i want my Don Cab groove on.  And lawd knows sometimes you gotta get dat Don Cab groove on.

Edited by Horizons - January 25 2014 at 11:42

Mellotron Storm wrote: Sean Trane wrote: Just found out about this thread - I must say that there are just too many different forums to check out when you have to little time to dedicate to this forum) and to have to little time to read other reviews as well (but I do that generally AFTER I wrote mine of an album)so hopefully I got mentioned at least once (can always dream, uh?? >> no time to read up the 17 pages), but I must say that the best reviewer IMHO is Chicapah, who always brings in excellent background stuff and is highly entertaining... I wish he'd be reviewing many more albums (though he also writes a bunch more for JMA), but more out of the "mainstream" (is NIN mainstream, though) stuffOther reviewers I generally enjoy (needless to say when I encounter their scribblings on an album page I visit >> I don't chase reviewers) are Easy Livin (those witty  review titles are worth the detour, just by themselves), our two Peruvian buddies (Cesar and Ivàn) and our other  Latino-american Guillermo/MW, my PF team buddies Clem/Bob and Keneth (who really blossomed of late), Jim/FF, Eetu , Dave /Atav and of course John "review champion" StormBut among our newer members, the real champion is Aussie/Michael... though I'd love to read more unfavorable reviews ( 1 or 2 stars) from his ...   Thanks so much Hugues. One of the reasons i've done so many reviews is because of you, loserboy and  easy livin'. When I first found this site back in 2005 I just marvelled at you guys, in fact I always thought that the reviewers were the life blood of this site. I agree about Chicpah who I believe writes for a newspaper so no wonder the man has a way with words. I've messaged him many times about his steller reviews. Also Michael is definetly a guy who's opinion I value and reviews I always read. And though you didn't mention Guldbamsen he is one guy i'd love to hang with in real life, he's so entertaining and informative. I've said it before but you'll always be the king of this site Hugues.

Oh, thank you guys, I'm touched. Actually having a crappy day at work, so this is a nice surprise, I'm truly humbled

And, Sean, I too would like to see me offer more 1 and 2 star reviews! It's a combination of two things. 1) I had a fairly rubbish last year, so I've preferred to focus on positive things away from real life, hence the overload of 3-5 star reviews! and b) I'm usually very thrilled by so many of the prog albums I hear, just blown away and appreciative of the talent in so many of those who offer progressive music!

But you're totally right, I'll look into some more painful encounters and try to give them a bit of exposure! You may particularly enjoy my recent 1 star review of Mythos' `Grand Prix' album! http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=1088059

Hey Sean I always enjoyed your reviwes too. Two albums I remember I got because of you are: The second Recreation album "Music Or Not Music" and the lovely Ripaille album "La vieille que l'on brûla", so thanks

Sagichim wrote: Hey Sean I always enjoyed your reviwes too. Two albums I remember I got because of you are: The second Recreation album "Music Or Not Music" and the lovely Ripaille album "La vieille que l'on brûla", so thanks

Mellotron Storm wrote: Hugues you are most definetly the alpha male on this site. You say what you want and say to hell with the consequences.

Check out my daughter !?  Both my daughters are gorgeous but really ?

Just had a ball reading Iain's (ExittheLemming) lengthy and entertaining in depth analysis of The Who's underappreciated "Face Dances" album.  I've been very busy at work and only meant to browse over the new reviews but I got sucked in.  Bravo!

http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=1125729