Gasta

Ah, but I'm not even an expert in hardcore and grind ;-) Mine was just a testimony from someone ignorant of the genre :D I'm waiting for your review so I can maybe try a more serious approach :)

Ah ah, the Japanische Kampfhorspiele! I heard an EP some time ago (one with 54 songs, 18 minutes of total duration)... I was cracking up! :D It’s not mean-spirited, it just made me laugh :)

ZOTtissima old man! Yes, the little mushrooms make everything clear...

Anyway, according to Hell's intentions, this was supposed to be among the DeCasi...

Is it the same type of Nosferatu from Herzog's '79?

Well, forgive me, but Alice's speech in a coma in a mental asylum is not grammar, and neither is that of "dying from the dead" (the latter is semantics... or metaphysics? Bah, who knows!). I just wanted to point out some things that didn't seem clear to me and maybe get some clarifications. As for grammar: why are so many users so combative in defending content at the expense of form? To write, you need to know how to write first and foremost. I mean, as long as we're here, it's fine to let more slide, but out there you need to know how to write, perhaps a formal letter/email. You have to be able to express yourself correctly. I thought I’d give you a prompt to reflect on unclear forms, instead no. Okay. Never accept feedback from others to try to improve, especially in something so useless as writing. Let's fossilize ourselves in our certainties; it's better.

NOTES: "nè + nè -" ---> "neither more nor less" / "morire vivi" ---> can you die even when you're dead?! / "ri(comincia)" ---> "(re)starts" if anything / "coniglio sporco di pezza" ---> "dirty stuffed rabbit" / "In coma da 10 anni, Alice è ormai rinchiusa in un manicomio" ---> if she's in a coma, why is she in a mental institution and attacking the nurses?

But how nice MaisonMorte speaks ___ I Love You more and more ...Muahahahah XD

@MACACO: it’s just a matter of having a bit of imagination -.-" It’s one of those crazy, visionary bursts that happen to me too (but that I don’t write down as a review and keep to myself). Better if you don’t read anything surrealist prose or poetry, go on... In one of his works, the Belgian surrealist poet Henri Michaux includes the "report" of a man who SEES HIMSELF DYING by falling from a building... Can you imagine, he sees double! :D That’ll be a load of crap too :)

Does anyone review WILD ARMS (the first one)??? I played it a few times years and years ago (back in elementary school), when I could go visit a (then) schoolmate. Me and video game consoles are strangers, but I had become "attached" to that one... it was captivating :D