Francescobus

Really good; I hope to soon fill my musical ignorance about Todd Rundgren.

Great choice, for one of the most beautiful and underrated thrash albums of all time. I don't like the review; it says little about the album, the two axes Altus-Piercy, Rob Beaton's excellent production, and Darren Minter's monstrous performance on the drums. Anyway, 3 as encouragement and see you next time. Bye!

@Bartleboom I wanted to thank you for your help with the translations, which added flavor to the review, heartfelt thanks;DDD

Gasp! So many compliments! It’s always nice to receive them. I have almost completed all the reviews regarding Mordred; I’ve been working on them for months in my spare time. @mien_mo_man, I’m not very fond of Nasty Savage from "Indulgence," but I think I’ll fulfill your request over time, focusing first on the debut album, which is what interests me most in terms of composition, and then on the successor, indeed "Indulgence." @fenni, think about the gift you gave me by reviewing Blind Illusion, and then think if you really are just a tiny dot on the horizon; I’m hoping for your return soon. @aniel, these reviews come easily to me because I love thrash to bits, but I always try to handle the subject lightly, with fun, trying not to take myself too seriously; I thank you for your visits; you were one of the few to read one of my first reviews, the one on Faith or Fear, which I’ve never forgotten. Thanks to everyone: DDDDDDDDDDD

I really like this album and the review explains everything very well, I liked it a lot. As for thrash, just look at Thanatos in their first two albums, or the first two albums by Pestilence; I mean, we should ask Gebedì why he switched to Death Metal; I consider myself more passionate about Thrash than Death Metal, basically, I’d be Tepes’ twin in reverse, not as a reviewer (I humble myself) but in musical taste. I’ve been quite euphoric lately and this long comment is unusual for me, but I’m happy to see Disincarnate reviewed. I also like Murphy in Konhkra... in fact, I'd say his siamese twin is Allen West; even Santolla's solo on the opener of the latest Obituary is refreshing; maybe they thought of him as the new Murphy in "Cause Of Death"... who knows. I'm too chatty tonight, I’m off to bed. Great job, Tepes, see you soon :DDD

Wow! So many comments!!... and only ez (thanks:DDD) remembers the album well. @BartOcra, I thank you so much; behind this review are some beautiful memories tied to a girl, the first one I had for three months around 1998 and 1999. She was a lovely girl, passionate about music, and she even played the piano. She also painted lovely pictures, all very delightful and captivating, and so when I came home (stuffed with her affection) there were the Mordred waiting for me on vinyl and a lot of sadness because she wasn't very "convinced" and also considered the piano as the key to everything, which I couldn't stand. The day of our goodbye, we were in the car, and feeling very nervous, I pulled out the Chopin cassette and inserted "Mouth Of War" and told her that I loved this song because it had a certain breath to it and that every type of music should be respected. I went to her house and, very sadly, I offered her a tea (for one) and she gave me a nice kick in the rear. I never saw her again, and in hindsight, it was fortunate. Powermad and Forbidden are clearly superior, but "In This Life" is a blast:DDDD @vellutogrigio, I got to know these Mordred thanks to the well-known encyclopedia;DDD @green, it's always a pleasure reading one of your comments:DDDD

"(screaming like a black backing vocalist of Zucchero at the sight of a mouse)" not bad as an expression. Great review: DDD

It's a historic album, like "Vincebus Eruptum" (I wonder if I spelled that right) by Blue Cheer.

My vinyl is worn out, but it was like that when I bought it. It’s a mysterious record, with a softened, polished sound; I’m going to listen to it again...

Sorry, in the rush I voted twice, I’ll raise your average a bit :DD