Dragonstar

How much did you have in History?

Well, in the end, it's true that only Stalingrad pertains to what I've written, but my thoughts were regarding what the band loves to write about the most. Tracks like Attero Dominatus or Uprising from the later albums are a glaring example, and this record is precisely the political-sound manifesto of the band. From this last thought, my definition is actually born. It's also true that the album offers a more global perspective on World War II...

Have patience, but if your definition of "The Heart of Saturday Night" somehow perfectly captures its value (a top score rightly even in my opinion), this definition leads my little head to a flat and merciless one, sorry.

But wait, are there people who continued to produce stuff like this after 2000?

Unfortunately, yes, and there are quite a few of them. I like metal, but not the kind from bands like this that consider themselves "defenders of the faith" and whose lyrics are based solely on: "Glory to metal, the sacred metal, the word of metal, etc...". I can only tolerate such things with goofy bands like Gli Atroci, but those who genuinely believe (or want to make others believe) in this way, I just can't stand...

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Beautiful Mother North, but overall I prefer The Shadowthrone.

I've always liked it; there are tracks with an insane drive. If you had defined the following ones like that, I would have screamed "YEZZ," but in reality, I find quite a bit of originality in this release. Unstable rhythms, turntablism at random, decaying melodies with splashes of "industrial," screams masked as fake rap: come on, there's innovation, uncle. Moreover, live they had quite an impact, but after this one from '99, everything else seems like a load of cow dung, if you know what I mean. Then yes, I understand they can stir up a lot of dislike in many.

It's definitely better than the first Korn. Not because this one is good, I have to buy it again (it annoys me) so I still haven't listened to it, but it's really the first Korn that's a piece of junk.

Aside from the fact that they are two very different works and I think all comparisons are just the result of silly conventions, "Korn" is truly a masterpiece, one of those 90s albums that I will praise until death. I like this a lot, but for me it remains "just" a nice album. Saying that "Korn" is crap isn't even courageous, it's stupid, since an album like that in '94 was fresh air for listeners from various genres.

Come on...maybe their only album not to be tossed! For me, it’s three and a half stars. In the end, it was fun.

@[ziltoid] so I say that I don't like it. The sound of the instruments overall, they sound like toys. You're right about the stupid conventions, I wanted to break the balls.

but three scoops with a cone or without?

I prefer "Bad" but here is my favorite song from the band... "Fell on Black Days"...

it's FFVIII

No, I don't agree. I know that everyone has their own tastes, but I really don't like VIII! There's a system for using G F that feels like playing Pokémon. It's all focused on summons and there's little room for spells and physical attacks. In the previous chapter, there was more balance in this sense.

Then even IX surpasses VIII, for me. Alright, all three chapters are flawless in terms of plot, settings, music, and FMV scenes, but unlike the other two, VIII was a bit more boring in terms of gameplay. Here's the ranking:
1 - Final Fantasy VII. Rating 10
2 - Final Fantasy IX. Rating 9.5
3 - Final Fantasy VIII. Rating 8.5
Of course, this is regarding the official versions for PS1.

Here I am! A bump in the road and a pale operation of nostalgia, inferior to VIII and not coincidentally the subsequent X resumes the interrupted path from before.

...also because I like the idea of a Final Fantasy set in an ancient and fairytale-like environment. This is too futuristic. Much better the world of IX, even though absolute perfection is achieved with VII because advanced civilizations and ancient ones emerge. For the rest, excellent storylines and extraordinary FMV sequences.