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	Commentaires sur : Tiger Moth Tales – The Depths Of Winter	</title>
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		Par : spankwire		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sven B. Schreiber I ve hesitated a long time before purchasing my first Pete Jones album, because he s got quite some ambiguous reputation as a Genesis epigone. Well, after listening closely to The Depths of Winter , I think this suspicion isn t really substantiated. Granted, he clearly draws on the 70 s symphonic rock heritage, but not to a greater extent than many others counted among the typical representatives of the neo-prog genre. While this album contains a couple of tracks that I won t listen to very frequently, this is more than compensated by overwhelming monster ballads like my favorite track Hygge . Pete Jones voice is outstanding, and Mark Wardle s occasional brass arrangements are an additional pleasure. Favorite track: Hygge.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sven B. Schreiber I ve hesitated a long time before purchasing my first Pete Jones album, because he s got quite some ambiguous reputation as a Genesis epigone. Well, after listening closely to The Depths of Winter , I think this suspicion isn t really substantiated. Granted, he clearly draws on the 70 s symphonic rock heritage, but not to a greater extent than many others counted among the typical representatives of the neo-prog genre. While this album contains a couple of tracks that I won t listen to very frequently, this is more than compensated by overwhelming monster ballads like my favorite track Hygge . Pete Jones voice is outstanding, and Mark Wardle s occasional brass arrangements are an additional pleasure. Favorite track: Hygge.</p>
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