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Dario, I think there are some parts that are less smooth, and some sentences inserted to enrich the content. Oh, but it remains an excellent piece of writing; let's say you've done better. I hope you don't get angry with me; I'm just trying to point out a few things that left me a bit disoriented. You remain a great reviewer ;) and one of my all-time favorites...

a bit of a strange review, but the final sentence is amazing... the cookies from Mulino Bianco ahahahahXD... 4.30 (but I'll round up because I liked the metaphor)... I don't currently remember the album, I'll have to give it a few more listens to judge it properly. But the description you provided seems excellent to me. Bye dear Dario, see you soon ;)

What a beautiful review, wow, a fiery debut....CONGRATULATIONS!

Stay calm, it's precisely for this reason that I didn't "dare" to vote on your piece. Especially when it comes to a writer like that, it would take ten reviews from Deb to do him justice. ;)

ps: I also quote fallen, words of wisdom

Judas, I’m sorry my dear, but you could have spared us that. I agree with Hell on everything he laid out. It’s wrong to make rankings, it’s wrong to label, etc... I listen to a lot of Metal but I don’t consider myself a "metalhead," just as I listen to a lot of Jazz, progressive, gothic, ambient, dark wave, Opera, Classical, etc. Masterpieces, true art, exist in every type of music from metal to classical, so it’s both pointless and banal to label or put a genre on a pedestal. That said, I hope you understand what has just been said and don’t take it as an offense; rather, I’m trying to help you grasp a certain kind of "philosophy" or way of being without descending into the pathetic. Best wishes and see you soon, bye!

The book is a masterpiece; I realize that talking about Fëdor Michajlovic Dostoevsky is no small feat, so I refrain from rating this review since I am not capable of judging in this case. Fëdor Michajlovic Dostoevsky is one of my favorite novelists; his art, his genius, has captivated millions of people around the world. As Octavio Paz writes in the introduction to one of Dostoevsky's most famous books, he is one of our great contemporaries because he predicted what the dramas and conflicts of our time would be. And he was right because he had the ability to penetrate the depths of the soul. No words could better encapsulate the philosophy that the artist has always presented in each of his novels. His "Demons" are the alter ego of the terrorists of our era. The world of Dostoevsky is a world where a sick society, at times repulsive, reveals itself through the embodiment of evil that reflects within it, distorting the agony of a life that lies in luxury and utopia. Corrupted by a religion that we miserable human beings call IDEOLOGY. Reading a book by Dostoevsky is like transforming into a place where our soul is stripped of its true identity, where understanding and searching sometimes challenge the pillars of a reality masked by lies. A great man, a great artist... to be read, to be understood, to be admired.

Emanuele, I listened to the record and I thank you for this because it truly deserves it... an exemplary example of quality death metal ;)

stunning!

Nice album. The review is pleasant at times but has obvious mistakes here and there, including some typos, and you could have talked a bit more about the album. It doesn’t matter, the passion and the enthusiasm you conveyed are more important, and you deserve a good grade. Bye, see you soon!