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SOMEbody has to say it.. so far noone has.

C. Lichiello | Ohio | 01/20/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The first album by these guys is GREAT! This one's a bit of a snoozer, however. I'll give it *** only if Close To The Edge is a ***** and any album by Foghat is a *. Actually it's MORE than a "bit" of a snoozer. It's the real thing! Which is an awful disappointment since most of their debut is SO incredible. Get IT for sure, but unfortunately this one sounds like the compositions are just leftovers from the writings that produced THAT masterpiece. And like Szadkowski (the composer) was listening to all his Nirvana albums while he wrote."

A very fine album of Satellite!

J. L. M. Melssen | Nistelrode, The Netherlands | 07/07/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a more melodic and less metal-influenced Polish band than Riverside is. Fine compositions with a nice atmosphere. Most of the tracks on this album can also be viewed live on the well produced DVD evening dreams. A must have for prog and sympho fans."

Repays repeated listening

C. Lynch | Ellicott City, MD USA | 03/02/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Like their other two albums, this album can only really be appreciated after several listenings. While it might not quite compare with their other two albums (which are off the charts great), it would be unfair to dismiss it as anything but a great album in its own right. It may be that the very complexity of these albums is what makes them so wonderful once one has given them the time they require. At the same time, this may cause them to come across as somewhat missing the mark on the first listen. (One reviewer described this album as a "snoozer".)



In a sense, the listener will get out of these albums what they are willing to put into them (in the sense of being willing to withhold judgment until after two or three listenings). This album is anything but a "snoozer"."