supersoul

You see lux, the old folks around here say that washing an donkey's head is a waste of time and soap. That you are a hypocrite seems obvious to me, just as it is clear that you have used terms like facciadaculo. Do yourself the favor, not debaser.

lux, it's better if you stay quiet because the more you talk, the more you make an ass of yourself. You're the one making a racket. I haven't been a nuisance, I've just expressed my opinion (and thankfully you can read it above) that for me to describe this excellent album with terms like "family psychedelia" seemed inappropriate both musically and for what it represents. I don't need lessons from someone who decides alone which reviews are OBJECTIVELY inhumane and which user opinions should be respected and which should not apply to the saying “what is beautiful is beautiful.” Having established this, and given that I am a gentleman compared to a boor like you and I'm not resorting to insults, I remind you that this site is going to hell not so much because of the reviews (where I too have received a 1 without any reason for a review that had the sole fault of being second on the list of the most appreciated, but I don't give a damn) but because of petty people like you who, under the pretext of discussing music, hide frustrations that they take out on these pages. Do a favor for Debaser, make it better: disappear.

...not to mention Bill Ward's drum solo in Rat Salad, whose structure is taken completely from Moby Dick by John Bonham...

Well pretazzo, even the Black Sabbath borrowed a bit too...listen to the riff of Wicked World on the first album and then Wild Child by the Doors :-)

There is never ONE answer to everything, there are only YOUR answers to everything. You're the one flipping the omelette, the most dangerous ones for this site are not those who disagree on a vote, but those who, behind a respectable facade, offend (facciadaculo) when someone points out their hypocrisy, perhaps because that ass is a bit sore. It happens when one is confronted with harsh reality.

But in fact, it's a hoax; the album was supposed to be called Wallpurges, just like the track, but "muri purgati" referred too much to the massacre done by Charlie Manson at Polanski's wife's villa, so they changed it to War Pigs. However, according to producer Rodger Bain, the potential hit was "Paranoid," and they changed everything.

But why does it label it Castle when even the fans of Negrita and Tiziano Ferro know that Black Sabbath were signed to Vertigo? Maybe because it's the compact disc reissue? Damn...LAIF IS NAU!

Great Lewis, what you've pulled off! The gospel applies to you too (Matthew 7:6). Extraordinary record, but these guys were milking it a bit. I prefer the first side, the Zappa-esque one; the second side is all "Meditations," complete with sitar and Hare Krishna flutes. After all, they had already warned about the direction with the title of the album.

However, what beautiful words Lux has come up with... "Start respecting other people's opinions"..."remember that what is beautiful is not what is beautiful, but how beautiful how beautiful how beautiful"...too bad they come from someone who keeps annoying others in their reviews with comments like "Oh, but this poor thing even likes Vasco..." "Oh, I see, it's that poor girl who gave five stars to that prefab sadness of Moro" or "The most spectacular phenomenon in the entire history of music (both contemporary and not) is recognizable in the entity Cynic. Sure, why not. Maybe it's time to start listening to some music, what do you think?" So here you go, Lux, instead of lecturing me (who, at number 8, says that tastes are tastes), maybe you should give yourself that lecture in front of the mirror like De Niro, and you might save yourself some hypocritical embarrassment.

What nonsense reasoning! If instead I think that the same year "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" was released, then I give the Red Crayola album a 1. Your logic is truly incredible! Goodbye, until next time, have a good evening everyone :)