Psychotic Waltz Reviews

You should check out most review made on Psychotic Waltz reviews. There is no Prog reviewer who checked out so far on of there albums, only fanboys of the progmetal band, and they are really giving too many higher ratings. Somes are really as (if not more) annoying as those Dream Theater reviews (you know the ones I am talking about). There's also something strange about those reviews too; they all talk about the sames ideas, and all looks like each others...

Here's the overall ratings of the Psychotic Waltz albums:

5.00 (16 ratings)

A Social Grace

4.86 (22 ratings)

Into The Everflow

4.50 (8 ratings)

Mosquito

4.80 (10 ratings)

Bleeding

I checked out the MP3 avaible on the site. Wasn't impressed much. I'll try to find some more though.

Still, I think there's a problem with the reviews on this site, but well, if no one care...

I don't know... But... In case of doubt, don't listen to this band! 

Edited by Fantômas

come on people stop talking about psychotic waltz, the new DT is out    

Oh..I was going to do a thread asking about this band and if they ARE as good as the excellent reviews but now ive read this (and its taken me all day to get to this part of the forum, now this site is so damn big!) I realise that the reviews maybe flawed  

 

For those curious, Psychotic Waltz was the band Devon Graves was in (under his real name, Buddy Lackey) before he created Dead Soul Tribe and worked with Ayreon on The Human Equation.  It's GREAT stuff, and I *love* Into The Everflow.  And no, I didn't review it. 

Man Overboard wrote: For those curious, Psychotic Waltz was the band Devon Graves was in (under his real name, Buddy Lackey) before he created Dead Soul Tribe and worked with Ayreon on The Human Equation.  It's GREAT stuff, and I *love* Into The Everflow.  And no, I didn't review it.

 I recently bought two Psychotic Waltz albums (Everflow and Bleeding) and I thought "isn't that Devon Graves?".

BTW: Dead Soul Tribe is great!

Psychotic Waltz, along with Fates Warning (+ watchtower maybe, but they're a bit too techy I think), are the two ultimate prog metal bands, historically speaking, and PW's albums are all of a consistent quality (whether that's high quality or not is in the ear of the beholder, so to speak).

The only people likely to review PW are those who listen to prog metal, and I should think the vast majority of people into prog metal would rate all their albums very highly.

 

This topic'll probably alert all those people who haven't heard them yet and bring the ratings down a bit .

 

A side note to anyone who's got the double album + bonus CD releases: what's the bonus CD like? Those two are somewhere near the top of my list to buy when I FINALLY GET SOME MONEY!

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Review (Permanent link) by Lethe @ 7:32:05 PM EST, 4/1/2004
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— Another remarkable and unforgettable album by the early GENESIS, even though the production was quite weak at that time. It never minds because it contains almost the whole classics of the band, such as the famous suite "Supper's Ready", the underrated and surprising "Can'Utility and the Coastliners" or the famous unplugged instrumental number by Steve HACKETT "Horizon". Another important work!!

Obviously a misplaced review!

Thanks for the answer.

Didn't want to be offensive.