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@Interceptor: hey! Indeed, for quite a while I hadn’t accomplished anything at all. But if you think people are so stupid as to never want to change their minds, I don’t know what to say... btw I’m sorry you consider this page an “idiotic report,” but it doesn’t matter, I just need to see that someone else here thinks differently :) hello and have a nice Sunday. @ale9t0: yes, you’ve already recommended them to me on other occasions, do you believe that I don’t remember anything from what I listened to?! Maybe it’s better to refresh my memory... @Nico63: at most, start with "Theli," if you hate that, you might as well ditch the rest :)

Thank you.

Ah, @Ale9t0: I also (and above all) trust in Deathspell Omega: in exactly one month "Paracletus" will be released. I'll eat my right ball if it doesn't become one of my albums of the year, if not the very first one! :D

Hey there, hello everyone. Yes, I know they suck, but there's nothing I can do about it, I like them. And it's probably the only band of that kind (symphonic metal, squaraus and pestilence just by mentioning it!) that I can truly appreciate. By the way, I find very little power metal in there: plenty of symphonic arrangements and over-the-top theatrics, true, but zero power metal... @HEAVEN IN BLACK: if we want to be precise, I'd give this album, in tenths, a solid 3 or a 4 if we’re being generous. I repeat, I must be the only idiot who thinks this way, given that everywhere high scores and endless orgasms are raining down (I've read the word "masterpiece" several times, but if this is a masterpiece, then what are "Lepaca Kliffoth," "Theli,"?!). I don't know, either the metal audience is truly satisfied with little, or I simply need to shave off this unruly mane to hear a bit better with my ears... Anyway, thanks for the comments, see you on the next review. Have a great weekend! P.S. gnagnera your link doesn’t work, here you go

Let's not forget about Darren White on "Serenades" and especially "Pentecost III"!

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I've thought about it quite a bit, and I've come to the conclusion that my favorite by Anathema, perhaps even more than "The Silent Enigma," is "A Fine Day To Exit." Interestingly, it tends to be the most underrated one among fans (and not).

Certo, inviami pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

However, you forgot "I've never been so joyful, long live the crap that covers the whole world! It's a free world, a squawking world, because it spills here and there!" ... Eh!

Certo, inviami pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.