Francescobus

Yes, it's better if you listen to it again:DD

The review is very beautiful and has encouraged me to rediscover it. I heard "E' nato" on the radio and I remember an album titled "Sedia Elettrica" as well as the collaborations with Tazenda and Fiorella Mannoia.

I agree with what Bartleboom says, the album is good and enjoyable to listen to; the solos sometimes have a certain blues flavor (it seems to me) and it feels like there's a desire to play something different but not like the Bad Brains: there you have the hardcore of "Pay To Cum" and then you hear the reggae "I Luv Jah" coexisting together. Basically, the band, according to the intentions of its members, should resemble a thrash version of Badlands. I believe that blending different styles is difficult; I remember Pestilence's "Personal Energy," Cynic's "Veil Of Maya," and Mordred's "Esse Quam Videri," songs where there was a certain cohesion among the various genres. However, I find the review positive, probably too enthusiastic in searching for blues throughout the album, where it is actually present in small amounts. Then again, if you tell me that listening to the album opens the drawer of pleasant memories for you, that’s perfectly fine; it happens to me too, for example with Zoetrope.

Beautiful review, definitely among the recommended. You have such a deep musical knowledge and passion for everything that revolves around music.

@Hetfieldgod, thanks for the visit :DD @ocram, hi and welcome back, let’s say the review was more for completeness: I knew the album and thought I’d talk about it in these terms after reading the story recounted by Mike Browning. As for Pestilence, it seems we have the same tastes:DDD I must say that I appreciate the first two albums of Morbid Angel and "Domination" but I'm primarily a fan of Sandoval, a true monster (www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QW0-5tkh8 U) especially considering his age; however, my favorite will always be Dave (www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHd0ct9OOL 4&feature=related): what a great character!

I agree, great review. The cover reminds me a bit of the internal photos from the album "Welcome To The Pleasure Dome" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

Stunning album. The review highlights things already mentioned regarding recycling, but even Led Zeppelin had this modus operandi, "Sick Again," I believe.

Shareable review. Even though I don't listen to this album often, I acknowledge that it's very good.

I come back once again to thank everyone a bit; I also have to say that I've always really liked the sound of "Blessed Are The Sick," while I find the remake of "Angel Of Disease" on "Covenant" a bit embarrassing. I'm glad the review was appreciated and that a void has been filled. Good afternoon everyone :DD

@Extro I'm really curious to read it :DD