GustavoTanz

Avenger, in my opinion, the various Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Croc, Gex, Ape Escape (with just the joystick levers of the Playstation!), Jinx, Ratchet & Clank, Sly Raccoon are not bad at all, indeed... they deserve to be considered worthy 3D platforms of their name :)

Who likes 3D platformers? :)

Heard it, really beautiful. The presence of Fausto Mesolella from Avion Travel in some tracks (he's the one who wrote the lyrics for "'Na Stella," the only song where Testa sings in Neapolitan) only makes such an album even more deserving. I don't know if I can place this work among my favorites of the Cuneo station master... maybe they're all five-star, with a few half a point lower.

I hope the good Philosopher doesn’t hold it against me, but in my opinion, Capa and Cristicchi are veeeery far from Dirisio and Meneguzzi... I mean, they are different planets! And the album is not bad at all, actually.

Vigilante, I wasn't talking about the reviews with which he debuted here on DeB (see Melvins), I'm talking about the latest ones...

Hey Primi. The review, as usual, is well written. There are several points in the content that, as you know, I don't agree on. For example, just because someone gets angry that U2 are successful doesn't automatically mean there's a wall of envy inside them: maybe that person knows they have a glorious past and appreciates several old works while claiming that today Bono and the gang are lacking in ideas... and that someone is me too :D Likewise for the sentence about the history of rock. As for the comment left by Fiquata, I recommend ignoring it. Someone who spews crap about users who have written among the "most beautiful pages" of DeB (see the controversies with Grasshopper and the accusations of alleged "scaruffismo" against Pretazzo and Philosopho) is better off lost than found. And to think they even write decent reviews. Strange, huh?

"...and if it has to end with you, it will!" A great album made in Italy, with some noteworthy grunge influences (as Karma had done during the '90s). "Universo" is the one I prefer the most (the music video is quite strange), but the others are no joke either.

The movie I remember best of him is "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"...

*resoconTo

After reading the account of the concert by the good Blech, I have to say that something inside me is gnawing. I've missed WAY TOO MANY concerts in these past few days. Damn.