alessioIRIDE

So... hello everyone. For me, Bootlicker is definitely the best of the trilogy. Then, if they were to make an album of just fart sounds, I would definitely give it five stars just for the innovation, and in my opinion, judging by the guts, it would be a very technical album :) They made a couple of joke albums... PRIK and COLOSSUS OF DESTINY... and I don't think I ever ripped my hair out over them, at least I don't remember, but the Melvins definitely make me feel as frivolous as a thirteen-year-old in heat, no doubt about it. That said, a bye to everyone :)

never seen, but very curious... the garden of the virgin suicides, I think, is beautiful.

Having said that, I retreat to my quarters. Goodbye.

I believe there should be this fundamental freedom on Debaser. Everyone should be able to say anything, but the problem is precisely this. With greater rights come greater responsibilities, and it’s easy to catch mistakes, not to mention grammatical ones, which are unforgivable in many reviews. I spot them in droves, but only when it comes to things I know well. Since I’m ignorant about much and don’t mind it, I’m convinced that these kinds of mistakes repeat themselves everywhere, and that’s the problem. On Debaser, you should write out of passion about what you listen to, and often music becomes a secondary factor in one’s personal ascent towards who knows what goal. This issue is important to me because I can’t stand any official reviews (Sgaruffo, Ondaverderock, sentirecapireascoltare) since it’s clear there are some interests behind them. In short, guys, review what matters to you and what you know well without trying to create your own personal columns.

Wow... I didn't think you were so gay-chic (is it spelled like that?!?)... :)

What surprises me is the absolute freedom of Debaser. After the editorial from the editors, I imagined, but didn't really hope for, a change, a limit. The limit, different from censorship, imposes a boundary to be respected, and it's a masterpiece of nature. Everything, in everything, is done by challenging the limit, but not on Debaser. My criticism is not directed at the freedom of Debaser. The freedom of Debaser is a point of pride; we are the ones to be criticized. The reviewer who evades their social utility of sharing things is highly debatable. Writing a review about Nirvana, my life band, doesn’t add to the things already said a million times, especially if it’s a review that showcases the obvious, and those who comment on these reviews, like me, are equally open to criticism. In short, a round of applause to the editors for publishing this boring and useless junk that transgresses all the rules of Debaser, and a whistle to us for always ruining everything. This was just to share my thoughts on the strike, which I didn't really agree with, convinced that nothing would change in these days, but which this review has motivated. I would have thrown it away without even reading it.

what a drag

I would need a third version, but I'm giving up and going to have breakfast!

translated into English it goes something like this: bisius... too many albums listened to at random. do you know what numbers the black flag have when they are less hardcore? the opposite of those of altro, the opposite of those of joy division. leave the reviews of things to the people who genuinely like those things. listen to fewer albums and try to understand them seriously because you’re young (like me) and you have time to listen to everything and be little critics. anyway, on the whole web, I haven’t found a single decent review, not one that understood the album and the poetics of altro... and now that it’s coming out for tempesta everyone is rushing to catch it as if it only now has a dignity to milk and “product”? no one knows prodotto, alternative my ass. obviously, it’s not all for biusis, but share it equally. bye

bisius... too many records listened to, capocchia. do you know what numbers the black flag have when they're less hardcore? the opposite of those of others, the opposite of those of joy division. leave the reviews of things to the people who really like them. listen to fewer records and try to understand them seriously. bye