ChaosA.D.

Thank you for the comments, guys! Unfortunately, I have to take responsibility for the inaccuracies; I only realized the mistake when Superboia pointed it out to me. Next time, I will read everything more carefully :-) Hi everyone and have a great day!

I would like to thank everyone again for reading, commenting, and voting on my review! Have a good evening, guys :-)

Thank you all for the comments and the votes! Have a great evening, guys :-)

In my opinion, the criticisms regarding the aesthetics of Manowar don't make much sense. In fact, the world of Metal is filled with characters and bands with questionable attitudes (various impaled goat heads and WWF-style face painting aren’t exactly indicators of personal maturity). The problem is that the American band is taking a somewhat unclear path, abandoning its classic epic Heavy sound in favor of a more orchestral and complex approach, which doesn’t quite fit with the “warrior” and captivating past they’ve presented since the '80s. That true metal is nonsense is a given, but to be honest, among all the crap I hear every day, from the moment I wake up to when I go to sleep, the whole true metal thing seems to be the most harmless and entertaining! Hello everyone, and have a great day :-)

Thank you all for the comments and votes! I believe Megadeth is a band that is often truly underrated, at least in Italy, because I've seen that in other countries they are viewed quite differently, beyond the usual debate with Metallica. One thing I've always appreciated about Mustaine's group is the adaptability the band has shown throughout their career; in fact, I think even the much-maligned "Risk" is a well-crafted album. Sure, it’s not Thrash, but it’s a mix of Hard Rock and Metal that I really enjoy. Hello everyone and have a great day :-)

The review is well done, clear and explanatory. As for the album, I can say that, from the little I've listened to, I don't like it at all and now I'll explain why (I know, I know, you don't care a damn about my opinion, but bear with me for a bit): I find it all too jarring, Reed's voice does not blend at all with the metallic sounds proposed by the Four Horsemen. It all seems a bit far-fetched; it's certainly a remarkable experiment, but I can't understand why Metallica can't produce decent sounds! Many in the metal scene have blamed Lou Reed for the not-so-great work; in my opinion, it's all a mix of things that makes the product unappetizing. Maybe it's my fault; indeed, right now I'm listening to something else (Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz, Viking and Avantgarde Metal) and perhaps later I will reevaluate this "Lulu." Hi everyone and have a good day :-)

These collections leave me quite perplexed, even though there are some truly excellent examples of revisited tracks that have gained a new edge with the new recordings. One such example is "Thrash Anthems" by Destruction. Regarding the album in question, I mostly agree with the reviewer; I listened to it some time ago and, in the end, it is a negligible release! Hello everyone and have a good evening.

Thank you for the comments and for reading the review! Regarding the noises and recording flaws, we must consider that this is mostly a commemorative release (there’s a beautiful but very expensive box that I think is a whole different story), so, in my opinion, the idea of cleaning it all up was kind of a way to add something extra (at least in the initial intentions) to the product and make it more appealing. I also have the "dirty" version of these tracks, and for me, they are always unique and spectacular, both in surround and "made in cantina." Hello everyone and have a great evening.

In my opinion, if I may, you should pay more attention to the form, as the review contains too many repetitions (even close together) and the reading is not always smooth. I won't comment on Marco Masini, since he doesn't fit into my listening habits at all, too sentimental and far from my listening standards, I prefer something else in pop! Hi and have a good day :-D

I liked the review, very passionate and well-written. Regarding the issue of money, well, things are relative here too; there are those who spend thousands of euros on shoes, something inconceivable to me, considering you can step on dog poop with such an object! Anyway, the only certain thing in all this talk is the greatness of the Police, truly immense and refined. "Ghost In The Machine" is my favorite. Bye and have a good day.