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Disposable album by handsome boy. Shame, he was on a good track in 11:11, acceptable album

Decent album, great production and carrier of a strong message much needed today.

But the marketing and advertising for it was just awful

Masterful fusion tango.

Astor Piazzolla is quite possibly the most revolutionary artist who beautifully perfected and fused a traditional genre (like tango) with more european of anglo-centric musical aspects. We can see it in the name of the album: Libertango, making a reference to the outgoing fashion that Piazzolla adapted for tango. Although he did receive a lot of criticism at the time, most of his works have stood the test of time and transcended into popular argentinian and latin ... read more

I never get tired of this record. It's been like 6 years since I first heard it, and I enjoy almost every single little thing in it.

The concept is dark and obscure, really interesting. The guitar work by Frank and Ray is in all moments superb, Mikey's signature simplistic basslines are accurate, Gerard's vocals are beautiful, and the harmonies are great. The drumming is sometimes odd (a lot of sound replacement that is really evident sometimes), but still that doesn't substract from the rush ... read more