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The review is well done, but it would have been better if you had divided it into paragraphs.

I'm worried that the first paragraph seems like my current biography. And I'm only 18 years old.

Damn, I'll download it right away.

You know that you did this review well? It would be a 4, but I feel like raising the score…

Thank you Forever ^_^ But you know, I have to admit that I still like some of Cradle's works, especially the first two, which are extremely fascinating. And while no one can deny that they have become a mainstream band lately, it always comes down to personal taste... As for the rest, I agree with what you said and with what Fallen wrote, and I want to commend the latter for his speech, which I read with great pleasure. I couldn't have written it better, and it addresses the topics in a convincing and well-argued way. bëëëlo!

.. And the number of comments posted by dear Vincent amounts to 666 XD

Alright guys, at this point I think we have nothing more to say about this topic, I see it one way and you see it another... Oh well, in the end you are free to have your own opinion, I just regret that you have formed such an idea about it... A greeting to all and thank you for the positive votes despite the criticism...

Well Stoney, I would say that the only (?) point where we don’t agree is precisely the frequency of the attitudes you described that occur in a common blackster... I, like you, like everyone else, cannot know entirely how many people are "open-minded" or not. We have our experience, but it is not universal. You assume 90% (which seems a bit high to me), and I assume fifty-fifty, a 50%, just to avoid making risky assumptions that could find many in agreement and just as many in disagreement. I prefer to remain neutral and keep things vague because I don’t like to point fingers at a large number of people without having seen them with my own eyes, especially with a caricatured portrait like the one you described. Of course, there will be those who want to feel excluded from society for the various somewhat childish reasons you meticulously listed; yet, while admitting the existence of such people, I don't care to say how many there are, whether many, few, or in huge quantities, precisely because I cannot know, and logically neither can you. The important thing is to recognize that there are those who listen to certain genres for the sake of enjoying music and experiencing emotions, and others who do so for childish and immature reasons, regardless of age. Flaws exist and have always existed, but let’s not exaggerate them to end up distorting the image of a musical genre that, in my opinion, ranks on the same level as all others (different in execution, themes, and various feelings), and whose "followers" are human beings just like you and me. Let’s accept things for what they are, without racking our brains trying to say how much black (or metal) can make one a fool or not.

*FOR

Hell is for heroes!