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........ I...... diobon.... I have the image of BARTòL with a scratch card in hand... I don’t know if I’ll be able to go out and enjoy myself tonight... tanty aughury fradello, good luck for the party you have planned at the Bingo Hall.

Finally, regarding the aforementioned dispute: more than Kerry King the guitar that Mustaine had scares and horrifies me MOOOOLTO more.

MICHOS: the ticket was definitely more than 50 but I can't tell you exactly, I didn't negotiate it myself, I was just waking up from my "highway nap." Anyway, it's a lot; the thing is, if Paradise Lost (the first ones that came to my mind) come to a venue/spot near my house, you pay 30, which is basically the same amount. I'll tell you: a couple of weeks ago, I went to see Primus (Big Concert) in Vigevano: 35-38 Euros, just for myself, because I really wanted to see them. I also went to Rho because there were so many of us, I knew other people there, I wasn't driving, we basically had a great day. And anyway, if Slayer weren't there, I don't know if I would have gone.

@PINHEAD: Strangely, I didn't run into him,
even though an old man stopped me during the
Metallica show to ask me about the smoke. But I truly
hope Formigoni was there AND WITH THAT
JACKET, so that given the mildly spring-like
temperature we could have gotten him out of our way.
@CORE-A-CORE: and if I knew that too... the
fact is that I really decided that morning,
I had thrown something in the Playlist but nothing+.
@GALLAGHER: but indeed I'm not biased,
but as you write "they're simply tastes",
the albums you mentioned just make me
really sick.

CHAO BEI!! Sir DESFA-CAROZEE: well, the fact is (concertically-Subjectively) it remains that I enjoyed the first 3, while the last ones not so much and they haven’t even released a decent album since ’88. And then I would quote "Season In The Abyss," which seems to me to be quite a nice little album, as well as the unknown "Undisputed Attitude," which is a unique gem (yes, all covers, but what covers...). Anyway, of these 4-Four, the only ones that could nail a decent album are Anthrax. DAN LILKER: dude, indeed I said that "I didn’t understand much more than one damn thing.” In fact, Lilker definitely does NOT look like he’s 25; however, I wanted to say Frank, who for me remains the bassist of the most beautiful album, that is "Spreading The Disease." Imagine that in the first draft (de vin) of the review (I was passing through Desenzano or at least I think), instead of Belladonna, I had written Neil Turbin...whom I’ve never even seen in a photo. Aurrevoirre.

Cute little disc, even if "Another Way To Shine" is a whole different story, as you say. Anyway, "The reasons why the guitarist decided to form a band so far removed from what he was playing back then are not specified"... diobel go tell that to the other Carcass guitarist, Bill Steer...

Nice first review. I actually liked them a little even back in the days of "Colony," just imagine now that they’re really pissing off their old fans. Anyway, I haven’t listened to this album at all; I’ve heard about it 10 times, with 11 of those opinions saying "it’s crap."

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMITIC! Coprofagy is the way!!!