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- 5.4
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Tracklist
- 1A la sombra de mi sombra5:13
- 2Juguete de amor4:31
- 3Viento (Déjame ir contigo)3:32
- 4Abrazado a la tristeza5:40
- 5Eterno viajero4:39
- 6Tres puertas4:03
- 7Si el cielo está gris3:04
- 8Sueños4:05
- 9Rojitas3:52
- 10Manolillo Chinato1:50
Reviews
Rated 2/10
Meh...maybe if you understand the lyrics it would hit differently, but this was really lame. So tame/unimaginative I've heard AI tunes better. 1/5
Rated 6/10
I'd like to think I'll be a fan of Extremoduro whenever I get around to one of their albums, but as for this sorta spin-off project, it's okay. Spoken words part don't do a ton for me as an English speaker, unfortunately, but the instrumentation is solid enough.
Rated 8/10
Very cool.
Rated 5/10
"Poems with backing music" but the music is chugga wugga metal. I had fun with this one.
Rated 8/10
A great idea for an album, and a lovely touch to have the lyricist's voice on a few tracks as well.
Musically there's plenty of variety in the tracks, and i enjoyed listening on a loop for much longer than I might have expected to.
Good to have more music outwith the usa/uk music scenes too.
Rated 6/10
Yeah this is a really good rock album, worth a listen.
Rated 4/10
Lord Godiva.