Hetzer

Can someone kindly explain to me how the review mechanism on the homepage works? It seems to me that by giving one star, you make them disappear.. Is that correct? Dènghiu...

Hello Dueyn.. Nice to meet you; compliments for your courage and especially for your nerve!! I listened to your song and I must confess that the atmospheric and mysterious introduction is truly remarkable.. I am an emerging producer, I have produced some indie bands like "I Preti Pedofili," "Mo'Na Lisa," and the early solo releases of Maxima Vescika; I would like to challenge myself with a different genre next year.. It would be interesting to see what could be done with a piece like yours. One thing though; the song would be PERFECT if it ended a bit sooner; let's say, timing-wise, around 00:45. Because when the flow starts, well, how can I put it... IT SUCKS ASS..
Best regards..

I stopped following the Tangerine Dream after "Hyperborea"; afterwards, I only paid attention to "Underwater Sunlight," which didn't impress me much. However, this live performance could turn out to be interesting, because they really know how to perform live. I saw them two years ago during the "Electric Mandarine Tour" and was positively impressed, even though they now give a bit of the impression of moving along by inertia. I won't rate the review because I'd be too harsh; the central paragraph is just unreadable! XD

It seemed strange to me that with the "direct-to-home page" formula, such nonsense was still not proliferating... A painfully pathetic operation, anyway...

Thank you for the advice on emulators, but I don’t think I would ever find the time to play the titles you speak so highly of. The charm of Metroid for me is tied to that period and to this game. My copy works like a charm and no kidding, it’s still an amazing game, even in 2014. I don’t think it’s simply nostalgia: last week I picked up, just for fun, other titles I loved, like The Legend Of Zelda and especially Warioland, and I got bored after two minutes. Metroid II is something else. I don’t know the Samus saga as well as you do, but I can say for sure it’s something different. I don’t agree that the music makes up 50% of the work; a game like this would still be applauded even with just the sound effects. And anyway, you can definitely save in Metroid II: there are save points in the form of columns scattered all over the place. I will always remember the one next to the entrance of a section I called "I Pozzi." Every time I reached it, I felt a shiver because I knew what was waiting for me...

You claimed that Gigi d'Alessio makes albums, and that was your first mistake.. You talked about songs, and that was your second mistake.. You stated that this... thing would also have "creative moments," and that was the last mistake you made.. Then I stopped reading..

Looking at the commas and how they're placed (all over the place), it's obvious from miles away that you're the author of the other review too.. You had the dumb idea to post twice within a minute, get a grip.. That said, in my opinion, you are actually "The Pedophile Priests"...

One was written by the guitarist, the other by the singer.. After the bassist and drummer, who will come next? The sound engineer? The one who drives the van with the equipment? The food truck guy from the supermarket parking lot a hundred meters from the rehearsal space? The sprawled-out groupie or the awkward and bedraggled road manager who scores the drugs? I'm curious, I eagerly await the Melodic Chaos (what geniuses, damn..) Number 3...

Well, in a moment like this, it can also be pleasing when the entrepreneurial ventures of a young Italian find some success. Disdaining him as an "artist" is justified but makes no sense; he opened a business (he, his management, the mafia, in short, those who invested the money and built it), sells painted crap, and is simply succeeding. These characters are what our dreadful Italic culture deserves, there’s not much else to say.

Honestly, and unlike other occasions, I don't see the reason for it.. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, though ;)