ChaosA.D.

Oh my God, I think you misunderstood me, Elysha. I don't play (I wish I could!) Unfortunately, I tried to give an example, and in the heat of writing, I made it sound like I played. Heheheheh. Have a good day to you and all the users.

Elysha, I believe your analysis is correct; I've often said that for me, listening to certain groups (VU, Led Zeppelin, Miles Davis, etc.) is not a sign of some exceptional musical culture but simply an expression of a preference, that’s all. However, it must be said that there are people who, under the pretext of a certain "openness of mind," place themselves above others—something that is open to criticism but should still be respected. Back to the band you reviewed and broadening the discussion to other bands like Dari, Lost, and the like, what bothers me the most is not their musical proposal (everyone plays what they want; I don’t listen to them and certainly don’t buy their music), but their desire to present themselves as alternative when, in the end, they really aren’t—and they don’t have to be! Let me explain: I do commercial pop-rock (a terrible term, but in the end, it’s understood by everyone); there's nothing wrong with that, but I have to give myself some intellectual air, otherwise, what kind of impression do I make? Okay, let’s add an alternative tone to save face. Anyway, I reiterate that I agree with what you say; tastes are tastes, and often they say nothing about a person's character. Hello everyone, have a good day, and sorry for the length of my intervention.

Basically, the review is well written; as for the group... well... I'm sorry, but I can't stand them, and in the modern world, or rather let's clarify: in modern fashionable Italy, they are not out, they are in and also well integrated!!! Hello everyone, and have a good day.

Beautiful review, I like how you describe certain texts that, not having a "plot" in the traditional sense of the term, in my opinion are not easily reviewable. Hello everyone and good afternoon.

A beautiful review for a book that is just as beautiful. I remember reading it when I was very young and I loved the characters as if they were real, they kept me company and I learned a lot from them. Hello everyone and good afternoon.

Beautiful review, I really enjoyed reading it. The book, as usual, I don't know, but in the end, I believe it's one of those light reads, let's say for the beach, however, I think the price is too high; 12.90 euros for 96 pages seems excessive to me. At lower prices, you can find nice books that are equally "light" (just like with movies, I love a literature of disengagement!). Anyway, I always enjoy reading you, hello everyone and good afternoon.

Good review, a bit repetitive in some parts but overall quite convincing. I really like the album, it's one of the best by DT. I'm just sorry that in recent years they've become a band that’s "all craft and little soul"; in fact, I stopped following them after "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence," which I found really beautiful.
P.S. get ready because they're going to come in droves!

One of the great merits of this album is its ability to gradually introduce many people to Jazz (obviously a characteristic also possessed by "Kind Of Blue" and "A Love Supreme"), a genre that I believe can be enjoyed by everyone (this doesn't mean it's "commercial" or simple, far from it) and once discovered, it's hard to set aside! Hello everyone and have a good day. P.S. A renewed thank you to all those who commented on my review.

I haven't tried the game yet, but if it's like the two previous titles (plus the one for PSP), it's a true masterpiece! I really didn't like the review, was it really necessary to recount the entire plot in detail? Hello everyone and have a good day.

I thank you all for the comments and high scores you gave me. Unfortunately, I don't have a theoretical background that allows me to delve into more technical discussions, so I had to go by feelings. Thank you again and have a great day, everyone.