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I adore it! A simply brilliant TV series. It has truly impressive elements of social and political critique, a merciless look at the world of cinema and those who live it, both behind and in front of the camera. Just to wrap it up, it also features some wonderfully comedic moments (Duccio's Coffee-break always makes me double over with laughter). It's a tough review that I don't feel like rating.

Those who don't know Volbeat better get to know them, and those who do should keep speaking positive words because they deserve it.

Has it never existed? Problematic memories? A knot never untied? If you allow me, I’d like to delve deeper into a phrase like that (it’s a question I direct to my peers at Vortex as well). I’m 20 years old, speaking with hindsight (and it shows), but the phrases you wrote, especially in the last comment, seem drastic to me, about something that feels chilling if discovered. I can’t comprehend a concept like that; perhaps it’s because I’m 20, because even moments that seem so dark and worse than many others (undoubtedly it’s a period where unclear situations have arisen) have positive sides and messages to convey, lessons. Every historical moment leaves us a legacy, and it cannot be set aside; it might repeat itself with worse contours than those before.

I know the album and I find Jake's review impeccable.

As far as I'm concerned, who cares if it's by Tim Burton (a brilliant director even though he has slightly declined with his recent films. I completely agree with Fiquata about the latest movies) or anyone else. It's a fantastic film, a masterpiece of cinema that deserves to be seen at any age. Period.

Too much grace from those who comment. In particular from Kosmo and Punisher. Thanks also to Precisino for the right note (there must always be a slip, otherwise it's not me). @Giustiziere, if you lack the fake of Tognazzi, I suppose you don't know the others and you should look them up because they are one better than the other.

Wow! Everything seems to be of high quality (Supersoul's comment is clear).

I don't know them, I'll make a note of them. In the meantime, a good review.

@47, advice is always welcome and considered with pleasure. So thank you.

Ardalo, for Dredg it's not about becoming bourgeois: it's just a terrible album. It's a total flop and deserves a major criticism. I haven't listened to this album yet, but I'll definitely buy it within a week.