c'è Banned

The problem with the story of Jesus Christ is his being a man. If he had been God, his sacrifice wouldn't have been that great. Even the fact of being a man doesn't represent such a huge sacrifice, considering that thousands of people have been crucified. Depicting his final hours in such a brutal way is a means to convey the immense sacrifice of Jesus Christ for humanity (or I’m not quite sure what they say about this in catechism). In my opinion, that was Gibson's intent, not to unleash his sadism or other things I've read. The violence represents humankind, which not only fails to recognize the Messiah but also slaughters him, and in 2000 years of history, it won’t redeem itself at all (just look at the 20th century). If this episode indeed occurred, it's very likely that it happened this way. I don't understand all this scandal and criticism over the bloody scenes. Sorry if the comment is not related to the review.

this album is hard rock 100%. Forget about metal

they are clearly copying Led Zeppelin. I once listened to one of their songs whose title I can’t remember, where the arpeggio was a variation on the arpeggio of Stairway To Heaven, so much so that I thought it was a cover. And those covers remind me of everything except Pink Floyd. It’s not enough to just throw a triangle randomly and say it looks like Dark Side Of The Moon. The fact is that I don’t know anything about the intentions of the person who made it, but reading the album title and looking at the cover, I would say that the reference is very clear and it’s A Clockwork Orange, right?

"Belfast Child" is beautiful, poignant

The plot is reminiscent of the movie "4 Carogne a Malopasso." I've never seen it, damn, but are you all so old? :D

Damn, from the ratings and the comments it seems that this film is much better than Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.

deDOLUZ are you from Turin?

I listened to them, both the first and the second. They're really too heavy to listen to, plus it’s all instrumental. The only thing that stands out for me is "Acid Rain" on the second album. The rest are just pure instrumental wankery. If I had to rate the technique, it would be a 5. If I had to rate the feeling, it would be very low. If I had to rate the necessity, it would be even lower.

50 euros for the meadows? They told me 70, but I haven't checked yet.

the meaning was: better for them to break up than to keep releasing albums like this. For me, he is the greatest drummer, it wasn't meant in that other sense.