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    Posted: November 01 2009 at 00:06
You know how you see those wine reviews that go something like "Fruity bouquet, rich with hints of apricot and summery berry undertastes that climax in a smooth finish, woody scents tinted with jasmine and asparagus, goes well with chicken"? Please proceed to review your favourite prog albums in this fashion :)
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Points: 65290 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 01 2009 at 01:42
"Mindspider's debut has overtones of cherrywood and cinnamon..the album is vibrant and playful with a heady nose and bold finish."

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Points: 7053 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 01 2009 at 06:16
"Opeth's Still Life is full-bodied with dark, brooding undertones mixed with a topnote of instrumental genius"
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"This subtle blend of Old World know-how and charm infused with sun-drenched New World exuberance and vitality adds sparkle to a this crisp yet full-bodied brew that keeps it fizz from the first uncorking to the last effervescent drop of its earthy and fruity flavour that never sits heavy as an aperitif but cleanses the palate ready for the next course. I think in years to come people will regard 2032 as a vintage year that definitely deserved a gong."

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Points: 65290 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 01 2009 at 18:14
"Poignant but not overbearing. An impudent little record that at once seduces and intimidates. Perfect with biscotti and chilly nights by yourself."








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