cptgaio

Dearest, despite (as can be inferred from the various comments I've left around on DeB) being a fan of Maiden, I can't consider myself a metalhead because my tastes vary quite a bit; therefore, I’m a bit lacking in the classification of the various metal genres. The rating is because I quite liked the review as well as your writing style. Not knowing the reviewed album (and knowing little about the genre) I didn’t want to leave the usual comment "I don’t know the CD," so I tried to leave a more original comment (sorry if I terribly misjudged the genre, I sprinkle my head with ashes). I hope you didn't take offense; in fact, I’m sure you didn’t, since you reciprocated the courtesy in my review of Tori Amos, and I must say, without a hint of irony, I truly appreciated your gesture ;-). I hope to see you again soon here on DeB, maybe to discuss albums we both know. Bye!

You write well (5) but the content is really questionable (1). I would give you the maximum (5) for your courage, but I’m taking away the 1 that I would give to them (and I’m not doing it out of human pity). So come on, you deserve a nice 4... clear, right? ;-)

I really liked it, one of Cage's latest acting performances... then unfortunately he got lost.

Epic film. Norton at his peak.

Very beautiful, but it's not the one I prefer.

To be reassessed for ages and ages.

P.S. And with more caution, also the double "To Venus and back" from '99.

Thank you all for the comments! For dear 47, I recommend all of her '90s albums: "Little Earthquakes" from '92, "Under the Pink" from '94, "Boys for Pele" from '96, "From the Choirgirl Hotel" from '98. I would listen to them all in order of release, but if you want to pick and choose it's not a big deal since they are all beautiful and very different from each other. My favorite is "Boys for Pele." Hi everyone!

What a beautiful album! Good review!

My God, what have you reminded me of Bang Tango!... I didn't like them back then, but I still have the cassette somewhere; I'll listen to it again...