GiudiceWoodcock

What a horror, this one even mimics Sandro Ciotti with the minute-by-minute radio commentary.

The review seems to be written by an illiterate camel after smoking a joint of rosemary and asphalt. It's impressive how this inhsan has the ability to throw around big words randomly, getting them wrong most of the time, as if flipping through the dictionary at random. An inhumane case of ignorance or a cheerful jester who does nothing but write nonsense to make users laugh? In doubt, I vote for the first hypothesis.

And what about the snowman that appears as the logo for the group? Shall we talk about that?
Returning to the album, it will surely be a sonic delight, but in the meantime, a nice grating of maroni is just right.

What else is there to say about Dream Theater?
Come on Emanuè, you kind of asked for it.
Anyway, I read the review and it’s well written, as usual.

JUST A MOMENT GUYS, ON HOME THERE ARE DREAM THEATER, IRON MAIDEN, AND PINK FLOYD.
GREAT BATTLE, WHO WILL WIN WHEN EVERYTHING IS OVER?

I already missed it.

Damn, but Alessio is not entirely wrong. He really went hard on Black Sabbath in what I believe is completely unjustified. Maybe they just really get on his nerves.

There is, Scaruffi gives this a passing grade.
What does it equate to for a normal person? :-)

Do you bet money?

Trust me, people talk about everything except this album.
Just look at the example of DeB.
An album like Nevermind may be liked or disliked, but it gets a review practically every month.
This one has stopped at three, and the average readership is always very low.
The need to analyze even the most hidden details of Nevermind (along with other albums that, willingly or unwillingly, really changed the course of music) is still very much alive.
For this one, you’ll find at most a few who are attached to it because it was the first heavy music CD they bought.
I invite you to send me links to all those websites and/or music critics who consider it a masterpiece or a historically important album.
The fact that this album holds absolutely no historical significance is undeniable.
But if you think it’s a great album, de gustibus.
Yet that clashes with the objectivity regarding its lack of importance.