Francescobus

I almost feel like reviewing "Huck & Jim" by the Louisiana Group, but I’m not sure it will turn out as well as this. I remember the ending with little Alfredo clearly; there are no words.

Demmel's good work deserved a few more words.

Rob in the morning, I won't say more!

@Birbabirba. Hey, you said "you all" why? There’s room for everyone here, not just Pop, Rap, and Rock, but also Heavy, Classical, and Fusion. Why shouldn’t Metal be reviewed, come on, let’s hear it? Def Leppard play POP-Metal, what’s the problem? Mordred play RAP-Thrash Metal, where’s the catch? On De Baser there’s room for everyone, even for what you call “garbage.” Period.

Well done, ocram, I compliment you on the review, which is simple and effective. I wanted to tell you that I bought and really enjoyed this album, keeping (as always) all the magazines that followed the release of "The Gathering" in which "Demonic" was mentioned. So Glen Alvelais is kind of a special guest; he should play on one or two songs, while Peterson has taken charge of the entire musical aspect, including production. The problem with "Demonic" is not the quality of the compositions, but the vocal interpretation, where the growls are sometimes forced; as you pointed out, Gene's performance lacks the dynamism the tracks need, and you can also feel the absence of Skolnick. This album is not to be thrown away at all: live, the songs should make a great impression. You caught the quote from Signorelli in his review of "Endorama" by Kreator, right? Well done, keep it up, ocram; the review may not be on the left, but you still have my esteem and a nice score. Bye!

@ BLACK METAL Andy Galeon of Death Angel was nine years old when the band was formed and fourteen when he made his debut on "The Ultra-Violence" in 1987. You definitely know more about Black Metal than I do and many others.

More concise than this... but with Led Zeppelin, it can't be done, no hard feelings.

The expressions are varied and taken from different fields: comics, Cesare brands, school books. This is in line with the multifaceted styles of Grip Inc. And yes Lethe, this review is so overloaded it could burst, just like the Hard Rock of Riot's "Narita" in 1979. Thank you for the appreciation, I'm really earning a loyal following of readers. Thanks again: DDD!

Shark Label = Thanatos. I didn't notice it.

@iside...um..I remember the review on "Sorrisi e Canzoni", but online there is more detailed information.