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These books should not be abolished, but rather studied by many people to understand the vile reasoning that an author can extrapolate from ignorant personal considerations, even garnishing them with a side of science and percentages. And while the condition of women in some parts of the planet is certainly worse than ours, this should only make us happy to a certain extent, because if many of our grandmothers or great-grandmothers ate after the men were done, nowadays we have stereotyped female freedom to incompetent showgirls from prime time. Are men and women different? Yes, in many fields, but why must there be a superior and an inferior?

Since April '07...you could have written a few more before, this is great. I've known the Murphy's Law for a long time even though I've never listened to them much, I liked "Back To Bong" (or a similar title), even though I think they're very different from the RHCP.

Beautiful, I haven't listened to this one, I really liked the previous "Shadows In The Deep" and especially the Venom cover "Countess Bathory."

Alright, the fact remains that I don't understand why the album "Undisputed Attitude" isn't considered since it has a duration of 33 and a half minutes and contains 15 songs (in the European version). Is it because they are covers? That has nothing to do with it; it's a studio album like all the others. Otherwise, how should it be defined—promo, EP, demo? I repeat, there are many albums made only (or mostly) of covers, I don't see where the strangeness lies.

Okay, as Chairo said on "Mai Dire Gol": "Let's talk and we won't understand each other." Just one question: but where are these rules written? Who told you them? Or is it a classification you use to categorize records? Because I remind you there are albums with 2-3 songs, and albums that last less than 20 minutes.

@OLIF89: I'll start by saying that I absolutely don’t want to stir up any controversy but just explain myself. If someone tells me that the masterpiece of Slayer is "Diabolus In Musica," I respond that I disagree, but it’s a matter of taste, and therefore there is no one who is right and another who is less so. When I say that "World Painted Blood" is the eleventh album by Slayer, there aren’t really many opinions or viewpoints to consider, because you just need to count the albums, and the math is straightforward. If I’ve had 10 girlfriends of which one was as beautiful as Platinette and as nice as Santanchè, I can declare around that I've had 9, but when someone lists them, there will always be 10. I would also like to know (I’m not mocking you, I’m serious) where you read that an album must have more than 5 songs to be considered an album, because I know a myriad of drone or doom bands that make albums with 2-3-4 tracks, but even stepping out of that genre and throwing out the first titles that come to mind, "Delirium Cordia" by Fantomas has 1 song, and "Thick As A Brick" and "A Passion Play" by Jethro Tull both have 2. Are these not albums? Let’s move on to your count of minutes: you write "contains more than 25 minutes of music from an artist." Do you know how many albums I’ve listened to that have 10-15 or even more songs and last less than 25 minutes? All this is to say that these rules and boundaries you present (if they even exist) are quite arbitrary. Regarding the fact that covers don’t count at a contractual level, I also don’t know where you heard that, and it doesn’t seem to me that "Garage Inc." by Metallica or the other rubbish "Spaghetti..." by GN'R are not considered albums by their respective record labels. To end on a high note, I recommend a great album entirely made up of covers: "Feijoada Acidente? International" by Ratos De Porao.

Bea review! I really like this album, it has that slow but metallic sound that at certain points, I agree with you, reminds me of Cathedral. The subsequent works are also noteworthy, though.

Welcome back, JUDGEWOODCOCK!

@OLIF89: this album is the ELEVENTH. "Undisputed Attitude" – why shouldn’t it be a studio album? It diverges from the sounds of Slayer, it's almost entirely made up of covers, but it remains the seventh studio album by Slayer. And, in my personal opinion, it's nothing short of magnificent.

Bea bea little page Macaco! I will gladly listen...chao!