brusko

great live. very very well done.

Damn, last night at a record store I saw THE CASKET from DEATH MAGNETIC, I mean not the CD, but a real casket in miniature, it must be about 40cm long and 25cm wide by eye. Wow, but what could be inside? What an absurd story, gadgets will invade us one day and conquer our planet, making us slaves. I'm shocked. I'm scared.

For me, the review had good intentions, namely to highlight that the atrocities committed by various regimes are ultimately not different; they are all barbaric acts. However, I think the reviewer has somewhat fallen into the trap of the book, which, by pointing a finger at the atrocities of communist regimes, simultaneously attempts, in a clever and subtle way, to downplay the atrocities committed by Nazi-fascism. This becomes clear in sentences like: << Infine la rivelazione del genocidio degli ebrei ha sconvolto le coscienze per il suo carattere apparentemente irrazionale >>; it’s italicized, so this is a quote from the book, right? Frankly, just this sentence is enough for me to judge the book as nonsense. That <<apparentemente>> cleverly placed there suggests that the reasons existed; these little words show how biased the book is. That genocide was not apparently irrational; it was completely mad, the greatest insanity committed since Homo sapiens appeared on the planet. If Jesus Christ was the incarnation of God on earth, Hitler was the incarnation of the devil, the evil done to man. These books are meaningless because they have the sole purpose of justifying certain things, in a sly and hidden manner, showing how bad others have been too, "look, that one is indeed bad, but see how bad they were too!" But the same reasoning applies in reverse as well. I don’t sympathize with either the right or the left; to me, there are good people and criminals, beyond color, religion, and all the other nonsense combined. A Piece of Shit remains a Piece of Shit, and whether fascist or communist, it stinks the same—excuse my language.

@ There is, but to everyone a little, we consulted and made a decision. I speak, Giuseppe - 32 years old, as the first to sign up for this site and to have also convinced the others, my brothers Fabio aka Wildthing - 29 years old and Giovanni aka Joe Polpetta - 34 years old. All three of us live in the same house in Bari, but we have Emilian roots (our grandparents). I lived for work for 5 years in the province of Latina, then I returned to Bari, and currently, I have resumed working in the agricultural company where I am a skilled worker (I am an agronomist). My brother Fabio, one day he already told you a bit about himself, even though he later regretted it, worked in Piedmont for 6 years, after a car accident he lost the use of his legs, so he came back home with us (he has always been the best of the three). Giovanni is a nurse here in Bari, and he signed up on this site mainly to mess around a bit between shifts, but he doesn’t understand much about music (said with his blessing). He can be a bit of a pain in the ass, but he is the oldest, so... Now this will be my last comment on this site; Fabio doesn’t want to say anything, for him it’s over and that’s it. We were disappointed by the fact that there are DE-USERS and de-users, people who come to this site to talk about music or just vent a little, and others who instead know who you are, they check you, they’re basically SPECIAL DE-USERS, with SPECIAL SUPER POWERS. I am not anyone’s fake, and no one is my fake, simply the three of us use the same PC, the same internet connection. Of course, we could have said that earlier, but after all, why? Why do we have to explain our business to the de-people, how many we are, etc.? It’s true that Fabio and I have helped each other a bit, but always without excess, I think, and we certainly didn’t imagine that in Debaser there were also SECRET DE-SERVICES, capable of checking even which toilet you go to pee in. We don’t like this at all; we don’t think it’s right. We thought the beauty of this site was that everyone was equal, instead no, someone has a longer reach than the others; in short, it’s not a democratic site at all. But the ugly thing is that the FEW ELECTED are really few, and they even boast about their DE-POWERS. And frankly, you’re obsessed with fakes, but doesn’t it really occur to you that more than one person could use the same laptop? University students away from home, large families, socially awkward single guys (the three of us)? No, you immediately fill your mouths with Fake, Fake, Fake, it’s a real phobia! Anyway, Giovanni said he wants to stay because he finds it fun, and after all, he doesn’t care much. So, THERE, DON’T SAY “I KNOW,” because you really know much less than you think. Fabio and I say goodbye forever, and we’re sorry we can’t even say it was a pleasure. All this for the sake of clarity, because we don’t want there to be even the slightest suspicion against us. We don’t know how to delete ourselves from the site, so WE ASK THE EDITORS TO DELETE OR BAN USERS WILDTHING AND BRUSKO, BUT NOT JOE POLPETTA. All this also to guarantee our brother that no one suspects he is a fake, which by now is all that anyone thinks about here. Best regards, but only to the de-users. P.S. For there, I too have superpowers; I pass through walls.

I'm getting a bit too many of them, I'm going to cook, see you later.

Great review, smooth, timely, and professional, as always. The only track I really don’t like on this album is Four Sticks. The A side of the old vinyl was simply "monstrous," while the B side might be just a shade lower, but still at a very high level. My favorite remains Led Zeppelin II, but this one comes next.

@ PERCY, I have honestly listened to the Cream piece from start to finish multiple times, and I haven’t found a single damn similarity to Immigrant Song; and I’ve really tried, I’ve put so much effort into finding a resemblance that I ended up giving myself a nice herniated disc... in the CD and the entire setup, but nothing, two different pieces, so if you have another flea to put in my ear, because that one left before it even had a chance to settle in. In my opinion, you’re speaking from hearsay; you probably don’t even know that piece, otherwise I can’t understand how you claim it sounds like Immigrant Song. And don’t bring up Valerio Rivoli, because you’re really missing the mark, since the same Valerio Rivoli in the review of Led Zeppelin IV written by Cimbarello132, in comment 89, states that 40% of the production of the Dirigible is found to be fake, not the 80% you claim, and there’s a big difference between eighty and forty. Moreover, in that same discussion, in comment 110, I express my opinion on the Taurus issue. Anyway, you’re free to think whatever you want; I don’t gain anything from changing your mind, so you can go on your way and good luck. I have nothing more to say on this matter, I’m sorry that a Hendrix review is discussing Page, but I wasn’t the first to bring him up. Bye.

Thank you Donnie, but I've already had an experience where I asked for precise and verified data, and I was considered somewhat out of my mind; evidently, it's much easier to rely on rumors and vague hearsay, and I apologize C'è, but if Google becomes the Bible, I'll switch to Buddhism. Anyway, I embrace C'è's call, and speaking of Hendrix, I have to say I mostly agree with wildthing's comment. X DR.ADDER, your reflection is very interesting, great comment. However, I also play a little guitar, and when I started with classical, my teacher said that being right-handed or left-handed made no difference since you play with both hands anyway, and neither is more important than the other. So, he didn't advise left-handed players to hold the guitar upside down, but like everyone else because it didn't matter. I've always thought the same way, but maybe only a left-handed person can say whether this is right or wrong.

I didn't like the review, so I'm not voting for it. The movie is extraordinary, perfect, and with these films that involve time travel, it's never easy to tie everything together at the end; this is one of the few that manages to do it.

Very funny, I don't know the Kiss well, so I didn't figure out which one of the four you were, but the video is really awesome! The review too, but I'm not clear why you indicated Italian rock among the de-genres.