Core-a-core

Really nice album, I bought it right away back then. Stop.

I’m biased; for me, this album is tied to great memories. And it’s fantastic. I don’t care about the genre they play. But I have to say that up to this album, they’ve delivered excellent stuff. I’ll go see them next Sunday, but I don’t expect much from the live performance, as usual…

For me, the review isn't good; there are mistakes here and there and made-up expressions. You can tell there's passion, though it feels limited. Also, you skipped Soulfly, who delivered an absolutely excellent performance at 2 PM! They got everyone moving despite the sweltering heat and swirling dust. I agree about the Deftones being underwhelming; I hope that in April, when they perform alone, they give their best. The Korn were exceptional; I recorded videos and I must say that watching and listening to them left me in awe due to the quality of the sound and how they played without holding back. Axl and the band, a throwback in a good way. If only we had more people like that. Certain solos were tedious, but when they returned to the songs, you easily forgot about it because the emotion was exceptional. The two pieces with Bach are truly frame-worthy.

In short, this review is poorly written. The album is sufficient; you are right that it's quite in line with the more well-known works in the genre, but the guys don't sound bad at all. Sufficient.

Non hai fornito un testo da tradurre. Per favore, inviami il testo in italiano e sarò felice di aiutarti con la traduzione.

For me, the review is inadequate. For the album, there is a slight decline in the compositional level, especially regarding the lyrics. Some songs were avoidable, not very entertaining, and lacking their usual bite.

You really wrote an excellent review and I would give you even more if it were possible, because this is the only way to present Tony Tammaro to the public. For me, he is an institution, a great songwriter with undeniable ironic talent. And it's true, there are no gratuitous tamarrate, everything flows perfectly in his works. A consistency that deserves to be praised. And then how many bonfires...

In other reviews you found disagreement, but this one is done very well and merits recognition. What you wrote (very well) is perfectly consistent with what the album offers (???)

That afternoon, that fucking afternoon, they called me and invited me to the concert. I was a bit doubtful, to be honest, but the proposal for an electrifying pre-show and the desire to see old friends prevailed, so I went to the Rainbow as well. I will never regret it because I've seen many live performances, but this one absolutely ranks among the best I've ever attended. I had so much fun, and even though the crowd wasn't large, it was made up of pure, delirious fans eager for pogo, and the guys on stage were exceptional. Sweat was pouring down in the front rows; it felt like being on a bar of soap, but it was worth it. After all, concerts are also this: chili-scented armpits and a stratospheric crowd while someone, a meter above, passionately sings their excellent musical offering. I really didn't expect it; it was a beautiful evening.

Sfascia, I must say that if the style in which you write had absolute linguistic coherence with any kind of Romance language you wish to reproduce, it would be much better. What you say demonstrates intelligence, but in my opinion, it is written very poorly, not because of the form (even though in some "licenses," the mistake is glaring) but because of the incoherence of the linguistic references. It feels like a botched exercise in style. For information, read Queneau - Esercizi di stile, I believe it could be helpful to you. If, on the other hand, you write this way just for pleasure, then I don't like it. Thank you for the suggestion.