Longliverock

Well-written and deeply felt review; I would have given you a 5 if you had added a few more lines. As for the album and the artist, what can I say? IMMENSE.

"Soon the world will roll in shambles, and it's the fault of consumerism, capitalism, and communism. If you find one of these three things in the Bible..." And yet they are indeed there. Of course, it's not about "communism," "capitalism," "consumerism"... Did you know it talks about globalization? And nuclear weapons? Read carefully Matthew 24 and Revelation, and you'll see... the Bible is extraordinary, the only book in the world that bases its truthfulness on things that have yet to happen. It is absolute truth: those who say otherwise probably have never read it all and attentively, likely relying on the sermons of the priests and Catholic doctrines.
P.S.: I "invented" the "method" of copying and pasting quotes said by others to highlight them and comment on them. If you could please avoid copying my style, thanks...

My friend was there to see Zakk Wilde (who is still a great one), besides Ozzy. Really remarkable lineups this year. The Korn? Meh...

Well, I'm sorry, but I didn't really like it much...

An IMMENSE album.

Alright, since we've been off-topic for a while, I'd like to know what you think about PAT TORPEY from MR. BIG and VINNIE PAUL ABBOTT from PANTERA...

STILL WITH SGT. PEPPER????

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I haven't heard it yet, oh well. However, to say that Bon Jovi has always sucked is bullshit, because from "Bon Jovi" to "These Days" they made history and great albums. "Have a Nice Day" isn't a masterpiece, but it's more than a decent album.

Among drummers, I must absolutely mention Vinnie Paul Abbott, the drummer of Pantera, who had the most beautiful double bass sound I had ever heard. Besides having excellent technique, his playing is absolutely unmistakable, just as the riffs and solos created by his genius brother are unmistakable as well. Rest in peace...