lopi

bellissimo, their best after lost and found. anyway matte listen to me, you've made quite a few blunders on this page: don't talk about nu metal because you're not the best at it.

I will listen to him when Santa Claus gives me a 20-meter yacht.

rece: shit
album: shit
band: shit

pure pop, if you want to justify it by putting a "brit" in front, you are mistaken

uuuu what a drag pep! you have little imagination...

yeah, alright

Listen, age does matter, it’s true, but starting to listen to some "serious" music early on is not harmful at all... I’m 16 and I believe my musical culture can still expand quite a lot... I have a friend (same age) who lives on bread and Jethro Tull... music I find inconceivable; I don’t think I could ever assimilate even one of their songs... he still has a lot to listen to. And basketecc. If you’re 15, you’re not small at all, but you’re stupid, which is something very different. When I was 14, I started with the best nu metal around, then I grew up, but I don’t deny what contributed to creating my musical culture. But I believe those aren’t your first listens, so I would flush all the albums down the toilet and change your tastes...

but now setting aside our rivalry... did you read what he wrote before my comment? no, because if you read carefully you'll find quite a few oddities... go ahead and read

Ilaria, mine was an ironic statement... it was to say that if you listen to Slipknot, then they are really commercial.

Update the punny score! So Dante, as already mentioned, take care of your damn business, I won’t hold back because I like you, because maybe at least you understand music (not video games though... sorry that you’re stuck on a little game like Devil May Cry) so I accept your agonizing warnings.
Well, as for that fool basketcasegirl (just writing the damn name in full is a pain in the ass), I can only say and repeat what many before me have already said and reiterated: someone who doesn’t understand a damn thing about music and listens to pop bands pretending to be rebels by singing against the fucking clichés that everyone is trying to break just to hide, in fact, their pop; and then she equally criticizes the bands that are, in fact, pop par excellence, but she doesn’t realize that the difference doesn’t exist.
And you really don’t want to reply? Or maybe you don’t know how to do it? :D Because I believe I would fiercely defend the bands I love... apparently... so let’s go...