Hell

Was I writing like shit 2 years ago?

That repetition of "ok" is as irritating as hydrochloric acid in the intestines.

Ok Super, next time I’ll wear my glasses while I’m on the home page, okay? xD

I always forget to come and vote for the album!! xD

A sigh of relief XD I thought a fight was about to break out, but as usual, my worries are always unfounded :) Just one thing: I didn't understand the phrase "una persona che per fare un capolavoro deve essere un capolavoro".

Alessio.. I don’t think there’s any need to argue over something like this. First of all, I haven't declared any political stance, also because I don’t think you care about it. The fact that I’m bothered by the presence of far-right political messages in THIS album doesn’t mean I’m necessarily leftist. I generally criticize the idea of political references in the backdrop of MUSIC; that’s it. Whether it's democracy, anarchy, or a return to totalitarianism, the concept doesn’t change. P.S. Writing, in my opinion, belongs to a different sphere. Music and writing are two inspirations channeled in different ways and have different purposes. If you don’t think the same as me, I can’t do anything about it; I’m sorry; evidently, I'm still a little kid who has a lot to learn about these things, so when and if I realize I’ve believed in wrong concepts and ideas, then I will happily change my mind. Well, I knew I should never have sent this review.. I apologize again for yet another mess..

P.S. Please note that my intention is not to "persecute" or attack these strong political attitudes in music; it's just that when I listen to something related to certain extremist ideas, it "disturbs" my listening experience, it's stronger than me. Well, I hope you understand. Bye.

Mukkio, I know, but unfortunately it's a matter of viewpoints and it can be shared or not. To be honest, I don't really see politics in music. But if you think differently, that's perfectly fine.

47, it is not a contradiction: by "true" I mean that message, that end which is inherent in the music itself, whether it be poetic, reflective, existential, contemplative, whatever you want. With that "true" I did not mean "right," but rather what has always lived in the nature of music. Whether this message is "right or wrong" is another matter and is a concept too subjective to address - and honestly, I'm not interested. But politics, no, at least it should not interfere there. Then again, this is what I think; one could also believe that music can very well become an excellent means of political propaganda. But not me.

Bartle thank you for the message. :))