GustavoTanz

@lux: In what sense? I'm Roman too, so... :D

Alright, getting back to the album, I should give it a listen... it sounds interesting.

"I haven't listened to the album but it sucks." And you were criticizing me? XD

@Ole: Stoner is a genre that I've been digging into more only in the past few years. I started with Kyuss, practically collecting everything from them. But, even though I started just with them, listening to them left me so positively stunned that I reached the conclusion that Kyuss truly were masters (NEVER disappointing) of the genre. Strange (for someone like me), but that's how it is. It's true, I began by only listening to them, and I still need to explore more, but there are a few doubts about whether I'm speaking "just from hearsay"... :D

In my opinion, Kyuss are above everyone else in Stoner, madcat, there’s nothing to be done... :D

I only know "Powertrip" by them...

I like some of his songs...

Easy, I really don't think the operation is hypocritical. Agnelli himself seems like a very straightforward guy; he says things to your face, and I think that's what makes him a bit unlikable to many, but at the same time consistent with himself. As Cpt said, Mr. Afterhours at least tries to make a bit of "noise," and I think he manages to do that too. "In the end, these so-called 'independent' artists are, among the independents, those who happen to have gained a bit of notoriety, success, front pages, and even some cash." Maybe it's true, but from my perspective, it's not a bad thing for the artists featured on the CD to have "some cash," as long as they have everything in order. I don't want to play the defense attorney for Manuel Agnelli; I'm just sharing my thoughts based on what I know about Italian rock music. P.S. Pure shit the Teatro? You really shouldn't have said that! XD XD XD (well, it's all a matter of taste ;) )

You thought another Roman wouldn't respond... XD

Cpt, don’t pay attention to the anonymous one, that avatar is brilliant! :D