Francescobus

DeRank ™: 2,46

DeAge™ : 7216 days • Here since 5 september 2006

Mercyful Fate Nuns Have No Fun (EP)

15 sep 06

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Great review. I've been listening to Doomed by the living dead for days and I really love that raw sound, far from the sparkling sound of Screaming the vengeance by Judas Priest. The two guitarists are excellent, especially Shermann.

Grip Inc. Nemesis

15 sep 06

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In 1997, Grip Inc. had all the right cards to surpass the competition: excellent musicians, well-crafted artwork, and an original sound. However, Soryctha wanted to focus more on atmosphere than impact, which is why Descending Darkness, Code of Silence, and The Summoning lower the tension. Slayer fans were satisfied with Portrait of Henry and War Between One, while Pathetic Liar pleased Machine Head aficionados. And Gus on vocals is excellent. Oh, why not sprinkle a few more solos by Sorychta, who is talented? I've always found Grip Inc. likable and wished they had hit platinum in the States, surpassing Slayer's Divine Intervention. As EZ said live, they were extraordinary; I remember reading about a scorching version of Paint It Black by the Rolling Stones (also recorded in the studio).

Pestilence Consuming Impulse

14 sep 06

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Leprosy by Death is the source of inspiration for Pestilence; here there's only 360-degree death metal and also great compositional skill: almost all the songs are classics.

Slayer Christ Illusion

14 sep 06

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Never!

Autopsy Acts Of The Unspeakable

13 sep 06

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The vote!

Autopsy Acts Of The Unspeakable

13 sep 06

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This disc, after buying it, I already wanted to throw it away. In the internal booklet, there's a nice portrait of a provincial horror: Meat is almost its funeral march. What can you do, I just can't stand it, too raw, with an irritating battery. This is my opinion, but you wrote a fantastic review, among my favorites on de baser.

Pestilence Mind reflections

13 sep 06

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Well said! They released a best of the Consuming+Testimony period and since they needed to include songs with a killer sound, they included Mind Reflections, which is the one that most closely resembles the sound of the previous albums. Personal Energy remains a little hidden gem. The live part is great, but Mameli can't reproduce the growl like in the studio: all things considered, it still works well. At first, I thought the best was meant to help fans understand where the sphere of the ancients had gone, traveling through space, on the cover of Spheres. But that was just my fixation... hmm! Great review.

Judas Priest Rocka Rolla

13 sep 06

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Really great! On Cheater, there's even a harmonica, and the producer is the same as Black Sabbath, namely Roger Bain. Excellent description of One for the Road.

Judas Priest Killing Machine

12 sep 06

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Great review and well detailed; here there are at least three timeless classics: Delivering the gods, Hell bent for leather (well covered by Annihilator), and Running wild.

Defiance Product Of Society

10 sep 06

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Here we go! In the first song of Brutal Destruction, he sings similarly to Steve Gaines of Abattoir: the song in question is "Scream from the Grave," from their debut album "Vicious Attack." Then, the Cyclone song "In the Grip of Evil," also from Brutal Destruction, resembles "Fatal is Swallowed" by Overkill. I'm glad the link works; there are mp3s of Under and Inner Threshold to listen to: not bad!