Reviews by kuvien

The debut album of The Alan Parsons Project that, for some reason, climbed pretty high on the Billboard pop charts, puts to music Edgar Allan Poe’s horror stories but, in my opinion, fails to evoke that horror because of the beautiful symphonic and synth feel of the album. Poe needs black metal or dark folk. “The Fall of the House of Usher”, a 16-minute long track broken into five pieces, deals with Poe’s dark themes with more substance, style, and atmosphere.

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Paint-by-numbers, boring rock for paint-by-numbers, boring people who've not heard enough music to actually know what's good out there.

Guy who recommended this, how's much cheap beer do you consume in a given week?

ODamien Rice

Rated 10/10

Boy meets girl. Boy promises girl everything. Boy has a wandering eye, and boy fritters away girl's time. Girl marries man who won't waste her time. Boy crashes her wedding, regretting having wasted so much time. Girl still loves boy but moves on with her life. Boy snorts a lot of cocaine and follows her to Prague.

The whole story told in beautiful folk songs featuring the lovely Lisa Hannigan.

This is actually a good album. So many sassy bangers! What a walk down memory lane! Thanks, dude who submitted this.

*snaps fingers, points in a soldierly manner* "I want archers with fiery arrows perched there, there, and there. Second level. Covering all exits. No one escapes... Fire at will!"