GiudiceWoodcock

Adriano Celentano is a charlatan.

Much better the one from London. This one is far too boring and useless.

I agree with Junior.
Bjorky, I too am very curious about Nazism.
I've read a lot and seen many documentaries about it.
But writing "A perverse rite that unfolds amidst the fog and chill of a battered and silent battlefield," or "former hierarchs of the Nazi party gathered in the confines of a gloomy parlor wallpapered with swastikas and artifacts of the Third Reich meticulously preserved and devoutly polished," or even "transposing dark war scenarios into music, yet reinterpreting them in a romantic key," in my opinion, suggests that mementomori sometimes risks going too far.
In the sense that these are exaggerations or reflections of the author that have nothing to do with the music, which, evidently, is too easily swept away by that Nazi transfer he often talks about.
This willingness to go overboard, it seems to me, equates to being somewhat fascinated by Nazism; otherwise, one could simply describe the music of these guys and say they are nostalgic for Nazism, without writing objectively absurd things like that about Nazi hierarchs polishing swastikas and other similar curiosities (but what do they have to do with anything?).
Then, I agree with massincras; I also think the choice to write this review on the 27th is intentional and provocative.
It's like going to a trattoria and gorging on meat on Easter Friday.

In my opinion, Mementomori is somehow, perhaps even unconsciously, fascinated by Nazism. I believe this is objective, considering that in these reviews he indulges in hyperboles and comparisons that are not worth much. The mere fact that yesterday, on the day of Holocaust remembrance, he had the audacity to write phrases like the one highlighted by ILoveMusic demonstrates, in my view, that his attitude and position are extremely ambiguous. And that is the point, in my opinion, and not the music he listens to. I don’t know about you, but I am wary of ambiguous people, and Mementomori is an ambiguous person.

Please.

There's nothing better than celebrating the day of memory (the day you wrote this and the other review in HP) with a nice descriptive piece about the psychotic obsessions of a bunch of charlatans.

Damn, you wrote it just yesterday, bah.
Really bad taste.

What do you think, will Mementomori have participated in any events yesterday, which was the day of remembrance, or will he have spent the whole day listening to these guys and others like them to celebrate?

Monotonous and, what's more, it was already there and done much better.

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