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Ozzy Osbourne No Rest For The Wicked

3 dec 06

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Idiots are not those who love different music genres, but those who believe in everything, even the most grotesque absurdities, just to follow their idol. Anyway, sorry, but it doesn't seem to me that I'm using trivial or offensive language. I repeat: the idiocy is not related to the fact that one loves a different genre than the one we love, but to what I just said, and I hope I have been clear. Have a great evening!

Ozzy Osbourne No Rest For The Wicked

3 dec 06

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Fidia, please enlighten me on the deep aspects of satanic rock and other similar nonsense. Have you ever seen that having reached the venerable age of 45, I haven't understood a damn thing about life? It's easy to respond so succinctly as you did; if you want, send me private messages or whatever... anything... I can't wait to understand how mocking millions of fanatics and then being on MTV showcasing all one’s wealth can be the deepest thing that exists in the world of art (or maybe I'm an idiot for even thinking about the word art...)

Burzum Filosefem

3 dec 06

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Guys, does Korn really exist? Isn’t it perhaps an invisible hologram just because the effects of Chernobyl have reached us? And there’s also cause to suspect that we are facing a genius... after all, aren't we the land of ruling dwarfs and opinionista showgirls? Korn, drown in your own shit...

Yes Yes

3 dec 06

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Given that everyone reviews whatever they want, we must acknowledge Dave for being intellectually honest... and, come on... long live prog even if I don't listen to just that.

Ozzy Osbourne No Rest For The Wicked

3 dec 06

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but for heaven's sake, just a fake ex-obsessed person who built his wealth on the minds of idiots who believed he was really related to Satan, now just lounging around fat and stupid in the MTV series (Shit Too Real)

Genesis The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

3 dec 06

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Unfortunately, our reviewer (is that what you call her?) is too captivated by the allure that the image of the front man holds for some fans, and so even an album where Gabriel's contribution has been "exaggerated," "too much"... to the point of overshadowing many first-rate musical passages, and in my opinion, the true architects of the album's beauty are the other four, even though at that time there was a certain mutual resentment among the band members. I believe that "The Lamb" is unique and absolutely magnificent, never pompous and even flowing despite its monumentality; perhaps it is the excesses of the lyrics that weigh it down... but that's just my personal judgment, take it for what it is.

Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother

17 nov 06

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Congratulations to pippocalippo, I understand that not everyone can like them, tastes are tastes, but to say such blasphemies...

Cisco La Lunga Notte

17 nov 06

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Magnificent review, a record I don't know, but I know Modena well enough and I appreciate them.

Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother

16 nov 06

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the mental masturbations of librarians, I leave to those who have no diverse dreams…
those who do not understand love and passion, judge and make a fool of themselves…
so dear Dave, hurrah, never was a review more alive with love

Yes 90125

16 nov 06

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essentially beautiful review and a record that is definitely inferior to the various "Close to the Edge" or "Fragile," just to name two. Definitely a great album if it had been by a debuting band, but you know..... Yes were Yes....