CaptainHowdy

I've never listened to this, and honestly, Baez has never blown me away, but since you speak well of it, I'll look for it.

I am moved.

Letta, good night everyone, I'll post the rece at 10 PM because I'll still be at work at 9 PM on Sunday...

Marinica prog group? What do they play, AfroProg or Reggae'nProg?

oopsss, I hadn't noticed Bjorkuccia's review..

How about the lasagna...can we make it by 10 PM?

Oh no, for crying out loud, if even Azzo becomes a Human Case before me, I'm really gonna get mad...

P.S.: not to contradict you, but the discussions arose from a comment of mine regarding a phrase from the reviewer: "1984, while the NWOBHM was nearing its end, releasing its definitive masterpieces, 'Defenders Of The Faith' by Judas Priest and 'Powerslave' by Iron Maiden, in California the Thrash movement was reaching its maturity that would peak in 1986." So it could be said that it was the review itself that sparked the conversation. ;-)

@Fenrir: just to clarify, the discussion about commenting only if one is already a reviewer refers to users who systematically go around criticizing duplicates (often without even reading the texts, far from me to impose restrictions on comments, those who know me are aware that I'm not that kind of person...)) so I wasn't talking about you, of course you were my interlocutor because you asked me the question, but I think my references in the comment are quite clear, I mentioned names after all ;-). As for the discussion, nothing new there either, I don’t completely agree, I believe there’s always something to say about music in general because the variables (time, feelings, trends, etc. etc.) change and also the users, as Ole pointed out. Then, as I've already mentioned, I prefer a passionate duplicate (like this one) (not that the review is a masterpiece, but we must acknowledge a certain effort in having written it) rather than unpublished works written just for the sake of impressing... and lately there have been quite a few of those. Bye!

I'm curious to hear it.