JURIX

Beautiful. Among other things, it's not easy to embark on such a "weird" review. "You listened to it without even knowing it"... magical. But did you find the cover in the end? Is it that one? Or is it also hidden behind a veil of "nothing"?

Beautiful. Chilling and perverse record.

Bea boss! Other times indeed...

Good review. I have a couple of Dark Funeral CDs (I don’t think this one is among them) but they don’t meet my musical tastes. I also saw them in concert a couple of years ago (someone from the venue got me in for free, I must have seen 15 concerts in 1 month...), they didn’t impress me much, but I took a couple of really good photos! Chao bei!

Bea review! I will delve into the diskulo.

Fortunately, I turned on the PC, otherwise I would have missed this very interesting and innovative review of the 113th album by Dream Theater. It would have been better if the circuit breaker had tripped like last night.

I only say that this review adds little (aside from the rather far-fetched comparisons) to what was already said about this album. There are the humorous comments of CASAMORTA and MADCAT, but otherwise it contributes little to the discussion.

"I only read the bold part, not even the whole review." And you voted for it. Ok. Thanx.

Hehe...history of video games...and especially one of the first video games where secret passages, cheats, and invisible blocks were a constant. Absolutely to be played with friends at the bar, where everyone knew something about a particular world or level. And when playing in 2, what was the other one called? I think it was Luigi?

I think it's clear that I don't have the booklet (or rather, I had the original CD bought at a thrift store without a case), but if, as you write, there was a change during this album, how come you wrote "Bill's brother doesn't play completely on this album"?
And then, do you know how many booklets contain inaccuracies, from the contact addresses of the bands to the lyrics or the length of the various tracks? I have original CDs with 20 songs that have booklets containing 16 titles. One more thing: I don’t think I wrote this review to show off or to express irrefutable axioms. If you feel like attacking people who write stupid or boring reviews, there are plenty of them out there, just like there are people who claim that the lead singer of AC/DC died on stage during a concert. It doesn’t seem to me that I presented subversive concepts, but rather that I may have gotten my information from the wrong places (not the wrong place). That’s all.