Prog87

And above all, let's not say that their excessive arrangements were their weak point. They were their trademark; I won't be the only fool to think so. Dear, if we are considered one of the best bands in the world, there’s a reason for that. You pretentious fucking anti-establishment nonconformists act as if you alone know the truth! If you can’t understand the importance of a band like Queen that can do forty genres, as you say, well, that’s your problem, certainly not mine, ah haha h... So don’t come saying they aren’t important and blah blah blah. Say you don’t like them, you don’t listen to them, but don’t pull out bullshit that is objectively debunked by everyone and history. You say there were tons of bands that overdubbed before Queen? Well, thanks for that, but did they overdub LIKE Queen? NO NO NO! If your attitude is envy or nonconformism, it’s your issue, I repeat, but DON’T DISGRACE HISTORY.
It would be like me waking up one day and saying Rush are an overrated band; prog existed before them! What kind of talk is this??? The important thing isn’t who did it first, but what music... So find me a band that has an anthem like "We Will Rock You." But find me a band with a Freddie Mercury and Brian May!! Overrated? Not even close!! Then you say that the story of inclassifiability is nonsense?? Well, how can we classify Queen?? In hard rock? mm no in rock mm no, then in pop noooo they are unclassifiable, they are a unique phenomenon that spanned nearly two decades, constantly changing and always challenging themselves! It would have been too easy to just do hard rock heavy metal and leave it at that. They always amazed everyone! Enough, I won't say more because you're narrow-minded and biased; I don't want to engage with people who disrespect the greats, whoever they are, regardless of Queen, who are my favorite band. And the respect for history that you lack is truly a shame. Let me give you an example. I don't like the Ramones; they aren't my genre, despite listening to everything. But have I ever gone to a review of one of their albums to post questionable and offensive opinions, not just towards the band itself but also against those who listen to them? NO, and do you know why? Because I tip my hat to the Ramones for what they did and who they were. So, respect above all.

This album is mystical and fantastic, it's a Led Zeppelin record. The critics criticized it because that's their job... But can you really criticize an album with Since I've Been Loving You, Immigrant Song, Gallows Pole, and the wonderful Tangerine? Then there's That's the Way!!

No NO NO NO capers!! Here I’m going full Bossi and arming myself with rifles. I appeal to those who publish reviews, please don't publish those that tear the story apart and tarnish people like John Lennon, it’s out of this world...... Of course, it’s your opinion and it's right to respect it, but I don't agree with you, brother. Peace!

The comment is for NEU!2

Great review, heartfelt, it's clear that you're a fan, and so am I! Iron Maiden are the greatest Heavy Metal band, the ones that embody Heavy Metal the best; Iron Maiden are Heavy Metal, even though there were already Sabbath and Judas before them. As for the previous comment, before writing nonsense, do this: bang your head against the wall twice, then throw yourself down the stairs, ah ah ah ah. How cruel I am :-)

According to Vittorio Nocenzi, this is one of the best Prog rock albums. I agree with the maestro.

This proves that we are second to NO ONE!! Banco Pfm Area is second to none on a global level. The title track is stunning, with a terrifying level of relevance; when the band enters with Franz's double, Mussidda's big guitar, and Djivas's virtuosic bass, it's practically modern progressive metal! They were playing this stuff 34 years ago!!!! Incredible people. Then there's Dolcissima Maria, PURE BEAUTY in poetry.

A record that, as you rightly perceived, beautifully blends old-school (80s thrash) and new generation metal! This is their definitive masterpiece, a fantastic album. Great Halo - aesthetics of hate, a track in defense of the legendary Diamond Darrell, who a jerk of a journalist had the audacity to trash shortly after his tragic death. R I P.

Beeeeautiful "Is this love", Long live the thighs of Tawny Kitaen aka Deianira. Great performance by Coverdale, then damn In the still of the night is spectacular, spectacular!! But also Here I go Again - Bad Boys! A classic as well.

Nola is definitely the best, but this album has tracks like Never try and "On March the saints" above all that are something incredible! It's strange how Phil has changed his style for this album, just look at the opener Three suns and one star. Great album anyway!