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 | | This album is somewhat lighter in tone than its predecessor and probably the most melodically polished of all three, a few songs like the acoustic-guitar driven ballad "Father" being almost straight-ahead pop tunes (very good ones, though). |
 | | This music is over-produced (I mean that in a good way), well recorded and slick, with English lyrics, but consists mostly of rock anthems that make you want to wave your fist in the air along with the music, but doesn't offer much to fill the space between your ears. |
 | | Acnalbasac Noom was recorded in 1973 in Faust's studio with their assistance, but Polydor, already sore about having been suckered into the same arrangement on the group's debut Sort of, refused to release it. |
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