Hetzer

Honestly, it’s really hard to understand the need for a review like this.. Vasco Rossi. Is there anything worse? Maybe a centipede in your underwear..

Come on, the first one was a nice album.. The problem with this supergroup is that they drown everything in too much technique, and in the end it feels a bit cold. That's the impression I get. I don't know if I can make it for seventy-seven minutes..

Beautiful review, amusing but also a bit "depressing"... I could never bring myself to go see Yes with this lineup; if Wakeman isn't there, fine, but if Anderson isn't there, what kind of Yes is that?

Noo, you’ve snagged the record for me to review... Great choice; of the initial triplet by Nucleus, this is the one I like the least. Very intriguing and enjoyable, but a bit "disjointed" and inconsistent at least until the arrival of the majestic and unique "Snakehips Dream," a true jazz-prog furnace. Welcome.

Great film, very bitter, sad yet powerful. Pacino is fantastic, but Sean Penn is no slouch either, in a role that’s truly despicable. The screenplay does lose its way occasionally, but nothing serious. A repetitive yet effective review.

I agree on the class. Some very engaging moments (Heroine), others almost ridiculous; Wetton is great but I preferred him when he was rough and smoky. It's a nice album, nonetheless, not memorable but honest.

For me, "On The Run" is one of the worst instrumental pieces conceived in the progressive realm. The rest... well, if you say so...

My "bogging down" included all the typical activities of cannabis users, including getting eaten alive by mites. True, even food can be harmful, and in fact, if we think that after two joints you would eat a live pig or some fried Parmesan, it’s clear how the harm of marijuana is twofold... ;)

Anyway, too many bombs bog down the brain. And not a little.

I don't really like your soapbox attitude; it seems like you write reviews only when users of the site privately plead with you. I haven't read the book, but the story that ganja is a medicine, that it doesn't harm, that alcohol is worse, etc., is as old as the world, and it's rather grotesque, not to mention pathetic. The solution you propose is agreeable, but it's known that compromise, especially here in Italy, is perhaps the hardest thing to achieve. Two notes: I find your observation about the pro-Saviano sit-ins clever (personally, regardless of political ideas, I find that social centers are a reality where inconsistency and hypocrisy reign supreme); and I also find it quite sad that the repeated accusations of bias and pseudo-fascism are constantly directed at you just because you have always revealed your political orientation.