Francescobus

1) "...that is, "Set The World On Fire" mistreated everywhere and anyway (www.metalitalia.com/intervista for clarifications" (do you remember our discussion? Just to tell you that Jeff now thinks a bit like you) 2)"The times of "Alice In Hell" will never return" (this is difficult, it was to start a discussion on which one you wanted to review, this time I overdid it, sorry;DD). "Naked Lunch" I haven't read, I know it's by Burroughs and that it contains the term "heavy metal" for the first time. I WAS a good reader, with Francesco it's impossible to do anything: now everyone is in bed and that's why I'm here:DDD

Now wait for me to become one-track minded even with Tankard, I already tried with Razor, but it didn't go very well. Good job mie_mo_man:DDDD

Wonderful!

@autopilot thanks for the visit, but did you know that Mameli's guitar work on "Spheres" resembles that of the Belgian Target on "Mission Executed"? As for the C-187, I'll let you know soon:DDDD

@Tepes then I think you'll disagree with what I wrote about the Thanatos from "Realm Of Ecstasy," that's lost Death Metal... but I could give it a try with the Master... what with Masvidal on guitar, who knows what I'd come up with, well let's drop it and not stray from the garden or I'll just end up embarrassed. Thanks for your visit.

@Bartleboom the message above is for you, I didn't specify it:DDD

Do you see that you are versatile and cover a range because you are much more prepared than I am? At some point, the reviews are very similar, because it's also the grated music that twists upon itself. For me, it’s a challenge to find new terms and metaphors, but I try. At the beginning of the review, I put a subliminal message for you, and there was also a little message at the end for you that you understood without wanting to..DDDD

@mien_mo_man I confess that I don't like the cover either; I even looked for explanations online, and Jeff Waters only mentioned that it was designed by the person who handles the covers for Marilyn Manson. Until 1990 (at the age of 20), I listened to The Smiths, Dire Straits, Denovo, Blow Monkeys, and dance music. Then a friend introduced me to AC/DC, and I gradually slipped further into hard rock, then gradually into speed/thrash and death-grind. I don’t know what happened; I remember watching the video for "Flight of Icarus" by Iron Maiden, and I was terrified of long hair and the covers, but now everything has changed. What’s strange is that I still listen to all the old music from before. For me, music is also a way to get to know myself, and lyrics are a way to talk about myself to others. This is to say that I understand your point of view; for example, I can't stand Liscio or current dance music. I enjoy listening to "Night Fever" by the Bee Gees, then I switch to "Living Monstrosity" by Death, and then I go back to Raf because my wife listens to him, but rest assured it’s still me. Anyway, I always enjoy exchanging opinions with you, as you know much more than I do—I knew Todd Rundgren but had never heard a note from him. I remember reading that Liv Tyler thought for years that he was her real father. But that's just chatter, not music. See you soon:DDD

Hi Mauro, "Never Neverland" is tough, really tough because it's a great album from Bartocrabus, however I'm finding it increasingly difficult to organize my thoughts. I still have a lot of drafts and many written months ago, but I have to say that moving and changing my life has rejuvenated me; I write spontaneously, almost randomly, and then I organize. C-187, what a delight! I was waiting for it too... but... how? two gifts for Christmas? Sodom and Iron Angel?! I really hope so, I'm counting on it:DDDD

@ocram I'm getting hyped for "Absolute Power";D I'm really glad to be back exchanging opinions with you, discussing things, even though there's not much time left. There are quite a few Annihilator albums missing; I would have liked to write about "Set The World On Fire" but it's already done. See you soon!