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Anyway, enough with the comments because I'm fed up with reading all this crap!!

"You can do it at a concert, but not every day" was referring to when you’re 60 years old... wake up!

Bonny, I don't want to deny "London Calling," I LOVE it, I LOVE it a LOT, A LOT, but can I be free to say that I like the Ramones more??

Ah, you’re back from the cemetery?? Did you pray? Did you ask him to pray for you and your brain that’s shrinking like an ant?? Good job, good job, aunt, that’s the way to do it! I’m sorry for your nephew, but I like the Clash, I don’t adore them like the Ramones. They can be as alternative as they want, they can do pop, country, ska, reggae, and classical music all at once, but sometimes the simpler you are, the better you are, like the Ramones! The Ramones, with their songs, told to fuck off everyone who thinks they’re “punk,” but aren’t, and all the assholes who have nothing to do from morning till night like you! Goodnight aunt, and go to sleep early, with age you get old and end up like your nephew!!

Aunt of Joe Strummer, go pray for your nephew at the cemetery, because he might be turning in his grave over your nonsense.. guys, I really enjoy responding to your silly comments!! :DD Besides that, I think the Ramones are the most representative punk band of the last thirty years! I’m not saying The Clash aren’t great; they are also icons of punk, of course.. albums like "London Calling" and all the early ones contain timeless songs that will always remain in punk history! However, you can’t dismiss the Ramones by saying they’re just a bunch of jokers, that they can only play three chords, have a bear-like voice, and aren’t innovative!! You’ve said exactly what you shouldn’t have said! The Clash, first of all, started to become a bit more alternative with "Sandinista," "Combat Rock," so the 1980s, but the Ramones didn’t always play the exact two-minute songs, they didn’t always sing "No Future" and "Up The Anarchy," and the simpler tracks with catchy refrains. Listen to their albums from the 1980s, like "Animal Boy," "Halfway To Sanity," "Too Tough To Die," "Brain Drain," and "Adios Amigos".. the sound is no longer that of "Ramones," "Leave Home," and "Rocket To Russia"!! Songs like "Something To Believe" dealt with social issues, "Bonzo Goes To Bitburg" was political, the soundtrack "Pet Sematary," the eternal child of "I Don't Wanna Grow Up," and "I Believe In Miracles" are mature songs. Compare them with early hits like "Teenage Lobotomy," "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker," songs that still deserve respect! I like the Sex Pistols more than The Clash; with one album, they told the system to go screw itself!! And don’t think I prefer the Ramones over The Clash just because I haven’t listened to Strummer's band; I've been into punk for four years, so I think I’ve grasped it! Then again, tastes are tastes.

Bonny91, listen to the Ramones before spouting nonsense!!! They are far better than the Clash and the Sex Pistols!!

I’m referring to the last comment from that stupid person who doesn’t have the courage to write their name and identifies as anonymous: You can say it loud, my friend, the Ramones didn’t deserve a dumb fan like you!!

I totally agree with Hell and Defender85.. I mean, enough, everyone is free to think and dress as they please.. first of all, I will listen to metal until I'm 70, even when I no longer dress like a metalhead, and I'm 16, I can't think and behave like someone who's 40.. I mean, that's exactly what adolescence is, you do the things you desire, maybe making mistakes most of the time, but over time you mature. I also don't think the ideas of metalheads can be identified with those of girls who listen to Hilary Fuck and other nonsense.. and I agree with Defender85! So, hats off to the eternal children, those who still have the strength to laugh in this sh*tty world, instead of acting all high-and-mighty, snubbing everything and believing they are someone special!! This is absolutely something to be admired!! alessioIRIDE, I suggest you read Moccia's books instead of watching my reviews.. you can't say that in this review I didn't include everything about the album!! You really make me reflect on the things you say!!

Yes, but I was obviously joking! Everything has its limits! Anyway, last June in Rome, at the concert of the Maiden and Motorhead, I saw people in their 40s and 50s dressed like 18-year-olds... long hair, studs, boots... it was awesome to see people still living for metal! Even though it seems a bit ridiculous to me! You can do it at a concert, but not every day.

I completely agree with g.g.junior in the end; when we grow up, we will surely understand the silly mistakes we made as kids. Yes, a true metalhead, if my hair holds up, I’ll be a metalhead and the son of Satan even at forty!! This is consistency! Ah, THANK YOU for the "shitty review"... have you seen how much kinder I've become... maybe because I've been listening to Death and Deicide!! Death metal has this effect at 16 :)