GustavoTanz

Starblazer, go back to Turilli.

I don't know who of you has heard the mess he made destroying Guccini's L'AVVELENATA... he should be hit in the face with cans.

It was comment 14, manliuzzo...

Whoever had the courage to define Frankie HI-NRG MC and Caparezza as rap for the respectable definitely isn't well in the head from my point of view.

For those who like Malgioglio: you go ahead, I'm still enjoying Italy's victory from yesterday.

So you weren't disappointed... well, I don't know if I will listen to this new work... I hope not to receive another disappointment. As I mentioned on another forum, I'm very attached to the Offspring up to "Conspiracy Of One," especially the trio "Smash"-"Ixnay On The Hombre"-"Americana." Let's see a bit...

(The next unreleased album intended by me would be by Bluvertigo, huh...)

(I would like to point out that I haven't watched X Factor at all, unlike my mother, but thanks to her, I have the information mentioned above.)

I must say, this group has always been very dear to me. Their chemical trilogy is something sensational... as for the reunion, well, let's just say it was about time! Regarding the "X factor" Morgan... you either love him or hate him. Personally, he has seldom disappointed me. The show he produced didn't sit well with me (aside from what I believe was the rightful victory of the Aram Quartet, not to mention that De Filippi nonsense), but he is the only one who brought some life to that mortuary of unrecognitions (just look at Ventura who doesn't even know "Blackbird" from the "White Album" by the Beatles!) and decadences (Maionchi, who went from being a collaborator of De André to discovering the void called Tiziano Ferro!) all from my personal point of view. We'll be hearing the next album of unreleased tracks which should come out next year from what I've gathered...

Prog87, Alice In Chains have always had something special when it comes to riffs… that’s why sometimes those riffs sound heavy metal to some. Anyway, I don't think the self-titled is the least successful; for me it's the most experimental, a sort of sequel to the wonderful EP "Jar Of Flies," which already hinted at the new (and final) roots of Staley and the gang...