Starblazer

And this would be a review??

Anyway, the review is very good.

I still remember when I downloaded an mp3 of Angel of Death after reading the Wikipedia page about Slayer: extreme metal, war, violence, Nazism, Satanism, Nazi-Satanism, parental control, blood, hell... my first reaction was: well, is that it? Really, they might be a historic and important band, but personally they've always impressed me like an article about the stock market in Il Sole 24 Ore.

@ Alexx: reviewing Elton John is not just my thing; feel free to do it! :-)

my first reviews were pretty terrible, but they were my own work :-)

part of the twilcazz solar column... damn, there's really something to brag about...

Great review and the amazing Justin Hawkins. I really can't let this album slip away.

@ Lucypher: not at all! :-O

"Hello to all you dear fans of the legendary Tokio Hotel. I have to tell you something absolutely terrible!!! Earlier while browsing on answers, I read a scandal!!!! A fan of TH said something right, that Bill sings out of passion and is super talented. In short, a real singer!!! And some ugly brat dared to compare the beautiful Monsoon by TH to something unworthy of even being called music... I think the group was 'Led Zeppelin' or something like that... I mean, is it possible to compare a rock anthem like Monsoon to that piece of trash?? Oh my god, what an abomination... as soon as I opened that link, I was about to vomit... you can tell they don't know what real rock is and keep throwing old names at us like the ones I mentioned before or the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Queen... as if those were rock!! They couldn't even play, bleh! Stop spouting nonsense! The ones you call rock are pathetic! Tokio is rock, or Good Charlotte (well, they're punk) and not that abomination that smells like old..."

I saw them live as the opening act for Tokio Hotel: they are doing quite well, and I foresee a bright future for them. Anyway, great reCESSion: emerging alternative rock always deserves support :-)