GustavoTanz

There's no album by Children of Bodom that doesn't feature the touch of the Dark Lady on its cover, right? :D

Your review is welcome, as they have been since their debut and continue to be with this latest work. Judging by the interview quoted by Nes, it seems that they don’t really care that “Vivere Negli Anni 'X” hasn’t received the same airplay as “Pop Porno.” On one hand, it's a real shame, as it’s an album that deserves quite a lot. However, I would add to what you wrote that what Baustelle did in “Sussidiario…” (but with additional elements) is now what they do. And what an impact the result makes!

Well, 5 no, but 4 without a doubt. It's a shame that after this album, mannerism combined with an excess of one's ego took over...

Paolo Guzzanti, or when one says that both the father is quite a double dealer and the children (Corrado, Sabina, Caterina) are honest and deserving of respect. Double dealer because his path is to be considered without sense by some. First a PDLino, with a formal complaint against RaiNews24 regarding the last interview with Paolo Borsellino (according to Guzzanti, it would have been manipulated at the point where the word "horses" was mentioned), it's unclear whether he does things with objectivity or simply to cover Berlusconi's back, then ready to talk about "mignottocrazia" left and right (even in a documentary by Franco Fracassi which I find noteworthy, "Le Dame E Il Cavaliere," even though its theme has become tiresome for me), and now, more than anything else for a couple of months, about to become a PDLino again. Just for these clarifications, one might wonder: do certain people dress as rebels just to show off?

I have always thought of this album as one of the most successful ones by Conte...

Between "Reveal" and "Around The Sun," I prefer the latter, even though my opinion on this is already known. I quite liked "Accelerate," and Stipe's band proved true to the title it was given. Once again, we will hear it all...

I'm only commenting on everything now, even though I read your work as soon as it was posted on the homepage, but I’ll comment. The album in question just arrived in the last few hours, and I’ve heard only one track on the radio, which convinced me quite a bit. We will hear the rest, especially considering that I stopped with Harvey at "White Chalk" and I forgot to listen to the album with John Parish...

If I hadn't listened to "Rano Pano" a few weeks ago, I wouldn't even have known that a new album by Mogwai had been released. While waiting to listen to the entire work...

Isis is right: let’s cast a merciful veil over the CD edition, because the last two tracks that were included are two that were present in the vinyl version of the wonderful "Il Grande Sogno" and then removed from the CD edition. The shame of the record labels.

I find the first one very good. I didn't consider the second one, aside from the Bellucci-Scamarcio scene. I don’t think I’ll watch this, at least not now.