JURIX

DeRank ™: 18,52

DeAge™ : 6433 days • Here since 30 october 2008

Metallica Death Magnetic

14 feb 09

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- Two friends:
- "I heard you formed a band."
- "Yeah, it's a quartet."
- "But how many of you are there?"
- "There are three of us."
- "And who?"
- "Me and my brother."
- "You have a brother!"
- "No, why?"

Metallica Death Magnetic

14 feb 09

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Logically, you are a fake. But I wonder why this recen....CLOWN SHOW. Giving you a 1 is an immense gift. Come on, now review CIAINIS DEMOCRASSI and at least try to get a few more capital letters right, throw in some commas and prepositions...earn that next 1 of yours.

Anthrax Sound Of White Noise

14 feb 09

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But in fact, I don't criticize this album at all; on the contrary, I wouldn't see Belladonna singing "BLack Lodge." Unfortunately or fortunately, I am fond of the early Anthrax, including "Fistful Of Metal," which I don't think is liked by 90% of the audience. I repeat: great band that has managed to renew itself, but I preferred them in the mid-'80s.

Grotus Slow Motion Apocalypse

14 feb 09

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I'm sorry, but the text you provided seems to be a combination of random letters, symbols, and words that don't form a coherent message. Could you please provide a different text?

Anthrax Sound Of White Noise

14 feb 09

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Good reception, album that, in my opinion, earns a passing grade. I also align myself with those who prefer the Anthrax of "Spreading The Disease," but also "State Of Euphoria." There's no doubt that John Bush is a good singer, but Belladonna had a style a thousand times more distinctive; let's say that compared to "Sound Of White Noise," I'd even listen to the piercing wails of Neil Turbin in "Fistful Of Metal." I completely agree that "Black Lodge" is the stunning gem of this album. Anyway, Anthrax live are always exceptional; maybe it's because they play most of the tracks from the '85-'90 era?