sorciopeloso

beautiful review

everyone else has said it all

If I tell you to stop, it's not to be a pain in the ass, but because if someone else wants to read your review, they would be faced with a whole series of unnecessary comments (from both sides, but by now anyone who writes a comment here only gets attacked...) that have nothing to do with the album and would only distract their attention from it. Therefore, if you stop 1) you save a lot of precious time, because with the useless insults (given the tone of the latest posts) you achieve nothing at all, 2) your review gains in dignity. With an IQ of 151, you'll get there for sure; otherwise, well.

when do you stop?

fundamental

so your reasoning, dave, is that cesare cremonini or la pausini (4 reviews) would be better than hummmm let's say sikth (2 reviews)? Anyway, if you don't get a move on, the iron maiden will surpass the pink floyd! and they will become the biggest band in the world! yeah!

Lord, it's not that Sanjuro mentioned random groups; they certainly don't play progressive, but the fact that you don't know them doesn't mean they're not worthy pirlunga. And anyway, they're not among Scaruffi's favorite bands (especially the Bad Brains!) :-D With this, I don't want to take sides; everything I had to say about it I've already expressed in previous posts. But isn't it time to stop this Sanjuro-Dave Jongilmour debate that is dragging on needlessly?...

I put an extra 'that' in, sorry.

Dave, I reread the review; in short, you claim that this is the greatest concert in history, that "Echoes" is the greatest song in history, and that the Pink Floyd (the greatest band in history) had massive equipment and that the concert took place in the setting of Pompeii. Beyond their shareability, all three of the 'opinions' you provide (and only one about the concert) did not require a review to be expressed (especially if no arguments are presented in their favor). Those who write a review, particularly on something that has already been reviewed, must bring something new (not necessarily something agreeable) and not simply state that they absolutely love something. If that’s the case, then we might as well welcome duplicates of albums that have already been reviewed; otherwise, I repeat, there are posts, which can also be made beautifully long.

By pure chance, do you have relatives in Hungary? (I do..)