Defender85

The good Ace Frehley, the Kiss member I've always admired the most among the four from the original lineup, is a solo artist I've always followed with extreme interest for some reason. Among the first three records, this is the best one in my opinion: it took until "Anomaly" in 2009 to reach this level again. The latest "Space Invader" also really grabbed me..!

Interesting suggestion. I just listened to something about the Tube for the first time, and I must say, my first impression is that as a project it truly deserves recognition.

A beautiful album, discovered a few years ago, stuff for fanatics like me who are into the dark sounds of the bands revolving around the charismatic figure of Paolo Catena.

The album by Pooh that I am most attached to: songs like "Io canterò per te," "Inca," "Quasi città," and "Caro me stesso mio" are true masterpieces. A very personal review, I liked it a lot.

Because Lovecraft is not to be argued about, he's to be loved! ;)

Legendary Manowar! At one time they were among my most important listens, but after "Gods Of War" (2007) I realized that for me their star was dramatically setting: even "Warriors Of The World" hadn’t been the masterpiece I hoped for, so I had to start coming to terms with it and look around for something else. I definitely sealed the deal in 2010, after a concert of theirs in Slovenia during which they played only songs from "Warriors Of The World" and "Gods Of War," completely omitting all their classics. Needless to say, I took it to heart terribly, especially after spending 72 euros on it! Although after that day I stopped pretending to be a defender of true steel (and especially stopped venerating De Maio and the rest), I always remember their early albums fondly. For me, they were fundamental and indispensable up to "Sign Of The Hammer" and a fantastic band until "Louder Than Hell," then pure mediocrity... That said, honestly, I feel no curiosity towards the album in question... Who knows, maybe one day... Excellent review.

Album that I only listened to once in the car with my guitarist, but it really caught my attention! Saw them live recently, they were an absolute blast!

But am I the only one who doesn’t consider Cassian Andor a positive hero? I mean, take one of the early scenes: he gets an informant into trouble, a guy with one arm who can’t escape when the stormtroopers arrive, and then shoots him. I don’t care if you tell me that otherwise the imperial soldiers would have caught him and made him confess and blah blah blah, that it’s more realistic and blah blah blah: Luke Skywalker would have never done that, that’s all I need. Long live the '80s movies and positive heroes (yes, even Mad Max wouldn’t have pulled a stunt like that). That said, I enjoyed the rest of the film, but I’m not an expert, just a guy who watches movies.

Formidable.

I completely agree with the review. A nice group, sometimes a bit repetitive but certainly extremely enjoyable.