Hardrock92

@peggiopunx: I know only the name of the Dicks, I've never had the chance to listen to them... Anyway, I also found little stuff about the "peggio" on the web...

Queen are great, whether you like it or not... In my opinion, in the '70s they were better than those who came after, rougher... In short, more hard rock... I own the live at Wembley, but it seems pretty subdued to me and the setlist is too '80s... I still want to say that Queen ended in '91, the union with Paul Rodgers is just a bunch of nonsense...

@peggiopunx: since the peggio are your favorite band, why don't you write a review? I'm sure many people on debaser don't even know who they are and would like to learn more about them (myself included), and I haven't found any reviews on them...

I totally agree with longliverock, the Finley singer doesn’t stop at 5 octaves, he reaches 6 (but if he wanted, he could even hit 7) and then Matijievic couldn’t keep up with him because singing next to such a monster literally broke his eardrums and he left the stage.
I agree with longliverock, I also add that the Finley singer sings in 5 octaves because otherwise he would break the world (and not just out of spite), but he would be able to reach 6 effortlessly… I was there for the duet performance, Matijievic, singing with such a monster, burst his eardrums and had to leave the stage, now he’s in the hospital and declared: “As soon as he started singing, all of a sudden I couldn’t hear anything anymore, it must have been at least 6 octaves…” with a group like this, rock bands won’t have a future and since the Finley best summarize the history of Italian rock and beyond, they will exist only in the hearts of kids... (the last 8 words are pure truth)...

No damn it...I shot myself in the foot!!!

In my opinion, they made a mistake by switching from chamomile to adrenaline... Won't it be too much for them?
@peggiopunx: I hope you're joking, someone who listens to the worst punx and NOFX going to give a 5 to Finley?

I’ve already expressed my thoughts on the album, but perhaps after listening to it more times, I’ve reevaluated it and I admit that it’s well done. Maybe we expected something more from Cornell… But compared to all the crap that’s coming out now, this is a masterpiece… But it’s Chris, damn it, and this is an album with very pop sounds… very elaborate pop… It must be said that from the ex of two bands like Soundgarden and Audioslave, I was expecting (at least for me) a good rock album… Whatever, 3.

Great reception, I like this genre, but it doesn't drive me crazy.

The review is very well done and you can tell you put in a lot of effort, but in my opinion, it's too long... okay, 4 for the commitment. The Doors are among my favorite bands, and I still remember when I first listened to The End; each instrumental piece was a heartbeat, and Jim's voice evoked an indescribable emotion... Perhaps the song I'm not particularly fond of is 20th Century Fox, which isn't bad, though... The central part of Break on Through is legendary, with Manzarek's solo and Jim's howls.