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| | Detailed Review [Cafeine - 1994 - "La Citadelle"] - ProgressoR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25) |
 | | And while Delenda Est is a traditional truly progressive instrumental (with rich and diverse arrangements, time signatures, etc), playing by all the band members and showing their brilliant musicianship, La Citadelle, being a 'child' of keyboards and wind instruments, has an obvious symphonic feel with some hints to Classical Music. |
 | | All in all, "La Citadelle" is among the best progressive works released in the first half of the 1990s. |
 | | Also, despite the music of this album is quite a complex, thanks to the musicians' wonderful intuitive sense of melody "La Citadelle" will be highly appreciated not only by the mature music lovers, but by their adventurous enough Neo brothers in 'progressive reason' too. |
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