telespallabob

Ah, you deserved 1 but it's unfair to put it the first time. Really a bastard move, but the harsh critique remains.

Do you know what a "Hobbit Camp" is? At least the one from the '70s? It’s not that they pretended to imitate Tolkien and act like Frodo. Quite the opposite. The Hobbit Camps were created by movements from the extra-parliamentary right with the aim of establishing a free and creative context on the right, capable of competing with the famous youth festivals of the left (starting with the legendary Parco Lambro). At the time, Tolkien was hugely popular in the collective imagination, which is why that name was chosen. Not by chance, the anthem of the Youth Front (the youth wing of the MSI) was a song called "Il Domani Appartiene a Noi," composed by a group named "La Compagnia dell'Anello." The review seems dull and a bit flashy (maybe it’s because it’s your first time; by the way, welcome to Debaser), certain elements, digressions, and descriptions of the battles are a must in the fantasy author novel. That Tolkien may not be a top-notch fantasy writer is another discussion; for that, it’s better to reach out to a great one like Robert Jordan (from the beyond, unfortunately). I agree with you that Tolkien is too tied to the good-versus-evil dichotomy, which is decidedly mindless and simplistic.

Here’s another one that makes you think: how do they write like that? You contemplate and try to uncover the secret.

I don't even participate in a contest like that, not because it's not interesting but because of the prize at stake. However, I am tempted to listen to them; I find many elements that have caught my attention.

Technically and stylistically brilliant as an album. In the review, you include some exclamations that I don’t fully agree with; try to be more critical. <<"Passion and Warfare" should be the first album to listen to when deciding to learn guitar>>, here you’re exaggerating a bit. It depends on what approach you want to take with the guitar. If you want a blues-oriented approach, you wouldn’t start with Vai; you would look for some blues guitarists. It all depends on what you want to play and how.

Welcome to Debaser. Noble intention, suboptimal result. As others have written, the review is too sparse. I've never liked Timoria.

Welcome to Debaser. The review is not bad, but be careful what you write, as it is a duplicate of a brand new review.

Why the last one? Because from now on, the good Telespalla will take photos at the concerts he attends and will be able to send the editors the one he thinks is the best, just as I did for some episodes (In that case, a friend of mine took the photos). Obviously, if she asked the question, it means she was the one editing; I hope I’ve been thorough.

If it's magnificent and recommended by all the metalheads on the site, it clearly deserves...

In my opinion, we are in a phase of self-celebration, at least in films. Clichéd ideas. Maybe in the shows they bring out something, but they have definitely lost the comedic magic of the early years; they've lost their way somewhere along the line.