Psycroptic

what a inhumane piece of crap this movie is!!!! the worst of the worst of possible American nonsense, compared to it Rambo is a serious and objective social critique!!!! a bit better is the one about Mortal Kombat, have you seen it by any chance???

I want the version described by Ardalo, I want it, I want it, I want it!!!!!!! The vote is against the obviously commercial operation of a magazine that was once rock\metal, but today is the showcase of alternative\indie\emo, even worse than Rolling Stone!!!

As Mina once said, it's not De André the Italian Bob Dylan, it's Bob Dylan the American De André!!! Great Faber.

The dragonfroc are the most useless group in the history of music!!! They suck live kangaroos!!!

47 raises a question that I believe is of fundamental importance: the repetitiveness, sometimes truly obsessive, in metal. The fact is that this predictability can be attributed only to the heavy/power sector; the release of albums like Operation Mindcrime 2, Keeper of the Seven Keys III, Land of the Free 2, etc., in the last three years is symptomatic of the fact that classic heavy metal has had its time. The aforementioned bands have run out of ideas and are recycling in mere nostalgia. It is a given that the only metal genre that continues to evolve despite everything is extreme metal, particularly death metal. Since the days of Seven Churches, Scream Bloody Gore, and Altars of Madness, a lot of water has passed under the bridges. Death has continued to evolve, and today we can enjoy absolutely grand and innovative bands like Necrophagist, Martyr, Ephel Duath, Dillinger Escape Plan, Cephalic Carnage, Gorod, Opeth, Strapping Young Lad, and many others. Rest assured that none of these bands will ever feel the need to record a "Vattelappesca" part II, III, or XXIV!!!!

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I love Black Sabbath in a way you couldn't even imagine; they are absolutely my favorite band, and to be honest, the only albums I like from the Black Sabbath are the ones with Ozzy. I have both Live At Last, which suffered from horrible production, and this one, which is the expanded remastered version. What can I say that hasn't already been said and repeated? No Black Sabbath, no Heavy Metal in all its possible meanings—listening to Children of the Grave in 1971, when the peak of heavy rock was Speed King by Deep Purple, must have been quite a shock.

Honestly, I don't know who Paola is and who Chiara is, but I prefer the brunette. Hahaha.
Then who says it's a fake? If someone likes Paola and Chiara, they don't have to answer to anyone. But speaking of serious things, have you ever heard "procreation of the wicked" by Celtic Frost covered by Sepultura???? They called us kids for nothing.......... Hahaha.

The fact of reintroducing old favorites, whether they are old demos, bootlegs, or tracks from early albums, is gaining traction, as seen with Sodom, Moonspell, Hellhammer, and now Vader.