GOD HAS FAILED

The problem is that I don't believe much in this whole "clone" thing, more like I do believe in influencing each other. So it doesn't matter when vocalist sounds like Gilmour (here), or in other cases (bands) for example like Gabriel / Wilson / Anderson (Ian). The music is great and this is important. Being prog is too, but guess what, I believe in another thing that relates to this and does have a weight in reviewing. I rely a lot on my feelings with just addition of knowledge and facts. This is not masterpiece, I'm that sane not to push it that far, but it's far too good album to be drowned under liquid surface of prog water's good rating. If something that's good here, it's atmosphere. And guitar solos. And again, like in previous review (unreleased material CD), vocals seems pretty harmonic to me. Reminds me (far into future) album Parzivals Eyes.

4(+), because I'm pleased, prog goals were more or less fulfilled a because this good albums doesn't deserve being mocked more than it's necessary. I'm not willing to take this responsibility on my back and carry the burden away. Maybe my rating system can be little bit weird and my measure system twisted out, but be sure in one thing. This is beauty music, pleasant and nice. And it's prog, the album that made their breakthrough.