JohnHolmes

Dear anonymous, I respect your opinion, but don't touch Masciarelli!

Yes, indeed. Carcass, beyond the amazing music they've given us, are four ignoramuses who knew nothing about medicine; it was a lot if they knew the classic example of the flower and the bee :D. Bill Steer stated in an interview that at the time of Reek of Putrefaction, he happened to come across an anatomy book because his sister was doing an internship, which led to the idea of writing "anatomical" lyrics that characterized them for the first three albums. It's a bit like those bullshit claims that Bruce Dickinson would be the European fencing champion...

An honorable mention to RON JEREMY who demonstrated "calm language."

An honorable mention to RON JEREMY who demonstrated "calm language."

A bit of nonsense:
- Metalheads = delinquents, drug addicts, and rude people.
- Iron Maiden are polite and honest individuals. I don't doubt that, but do you know them personally?
- The things said about Dickinson are exaggerated nonsense for self-gratification.
- Anger, anger, and more anger. But maybe you're confusing them with Napalm Death?
- The covers of Iron Maiden lack creativity: it’s always the same damn Eddie!
- I don’t really know an intriguing guitar similar to that of Fear of the Dark.
- Their solos are what I adore most about Iron Maiden and I believe they define them. Try writing that in an Italian essay, you’ll see what your teacher tells you.
- Futureal. No More Lies. Dance of Death. Three songs every guitarist should know, especially the solos. No way, even Jimmy Page wouldn’t come up with solos like those.
- I thought 2 Minutes to Midnight meant "Let's play briscola."
- Powerful guitar at the beginning, which after a few seconds is joined by the drums and then by the voice of the singer Bruce. I thought I’d find some keyboards and the gut-wrenching scream of Ihsahn.
- Pink Floyd and Metallica have nothing in common with Powerslave.
- Accompanied by electric guitar notes. I thought by pots on electric guitar.
Are you one of those fourteen-year-old acne-ridden kids who download the entire Iron Maiden discography and learn it all in a week to impress a hot girl who will never give it to you?

The Dark Side of the Moon is from '73.

The review is good except for a few mistakes (trash, Hammet, Newstead...).
As for the album, in my opinion, it's overrated and features a typical '90s Thrash sound, with less driving rhythms and catchy melodies.
The only truly Thrash track is The Struggle Within.

...nothing to say!!!