Hardrock92

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Ah...for once I share everything that Poletti says...I can't stand Mel Gibson...he's the classic type who always thinks he has the truth in hand...and leaves the group proposing different opinions...for example, Apocalypto and La Passione di Cristo...where in the former he would justify the slaughter of the Spaniards...and in the latter, he gives me the impression of wanting to convey a concept like "Christianity is the best religion in the world"...I’m not surprised that the Lega Nord idolizes his films...

I love this album... the drumming is very tight... the repetitive guitar riffs... and then Smith's voice... singing all his anger and frustration with violence and feeling... despite everything, the only moment it really explodes is the concluding title track...

<<The singer of Lebanese descent shows he has great talent, both vocally (he can reach the range of Freddie Mercury, albeit with the help of falsetto)...but are you really sure? What does that even mean? If Freddie could hit his notes in full voice and Mika does it only using falsetto...well...it's not exactly the same thing...I think Mika makes good pop...but he's not even comparable to Mercury...Cornell...Gillan and other legends of the past...

Okay... but at this point, couldn't you have just kept quiet or written some comment? I mean... as soon as I saw "Marlene Kuntz," I was dying of curiosity and then I found myself facing this bullshit... bah...

@grant and Doll… I believe that at Heineken, if Liam couldn't sing, they could have easily avoided that… to not make that kind of impression… they would have surely found other people or at least come up with something… I’ve never seen them live… only in videos… it seems to me that their arrogance is part of their image… I know that Liam has had some disagreements with fans… obviously not with EVERYONE… and there's Grant to confirm it… that said, I hope that in the next tour they come to Italy… maybe in Turin… and don’t play in a stadium… but in some "rock" little venue…

@templare...thank you for the vote...but I'm not a fan of Oasis...I LOVE the first album...then Morning Glory...the others, even though they don't have the same drive, I still like them...

Hello everyone... thank you for commenting on the review... to the captain... the beauty of it is exactly that... at concerts they play songs... they don’t get into empty pseudo-psychedelic improvisations or propose a myriad of arrangements for their songs... they are banal... personally, I hate banality... but with Oasis, it takes on a different hue that entertains me... I no longer pay attention to Liam's obvious off-key moments or Noel's slip-ups... I only think about singing along... the bottom line is... I would go see Oasis just to have fun... to spend an hour and a half singing along to Live Forever or Wonderwall... to unleash myself to Rock and Roll Star and Roll with it... I hope I’ve conveyed my idea to you...

Big as usual...the record is exactly as you described it...

I more or less agree with ole... shutting oneself away in a genre... whether it's metal... punk, or something else... seems pretty stupid to me... it literally means closing yourself off to every other influence... ignorance... regarding Blaze, I think he's a good singer... but his voice wasn't suited for Maiden... what I think he got wrong was trying to sing in the style of Dickinson... obviously, it didn't translate well live... his solo career is much better... I'm not a "metalhead"... but I'm going to Gods this year just for Maiden... who are one of my favorite bands... they got me into hard rock... metal... and other things... but... I know I'm strange... my favorite albums of theirs are the first self-titled one and Killers... I might not even know why... however, I love Dickinson's voice... and who cares if the latest CDs are a bit too "excessive"... I still hope they play many of their old tracks at Gods... one above all... the most improbable of all... the legendary Phantom of the Opera...