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I don't like the program, people who are too framed like Santoro (like that other one with Fede's blinders) don't appeal to me. I have the utopia that information should be apolitical.

Kimir, I see you didn’t take Nes's advice. Remember, insults call for insults, and calling us debasers sons of good women definitely won’t boost your “ratings” on the site. If you want respect, show yourself above the criticism and sift through them; take in the constructive ones, and simply ignore the rest! If you want to tell me to go to hell, that’s fine by me! Bye and have a good evening.

I didn't like the review much; the Slayer/Satanism pairing is stale and, above all, absolutely unrealistic. In fact, their glorification of Satan is just a way to create turmoil and enhance their reputation as "Bad Guys." Speaking of the album, well, it's definitely to be avoided; any good thrasher should steer clear of it. Metal is absolutely not this :-)

Sorciopeloso, it all depends on how you see the band; if you only love the black side of Darkthrone (a perfectly respectable opinion, I myself own the legendary "Transilvanian Hunger"), then the harsh criticism is entirely understandable. However, if you view them as a band no longer dedicated to the "Black Flame" (the genre has changed, but if you look closely, not their attitude—perhaps they're even more misanthropic and asocial than before, hehehe), you realize they offer an extremely honest and coherent proposal. In my opinion, they’ve simply returned to their roots, as in the beginning they limited themselves to taking what was most extreme in metal, stripped it of any melodic aspirations, and finally let it "rot" with some basement-level productions. I believe Darkthrone is still the same; the only difference is that now we're seeing an aspect of theirs that has remained hidden for years! Hello and have a good evening.

Nes is right, if you feel like it, you can review an album that has been analyzed two hundred times; the important thing is that you don't care about the negative comments that will definitely come your way. (Just between us, many enjoy making reviewers angry or creating little arguments; if you ignore them, you take away all their fun and no one will bother you anymore. They might avoid you, but for me, it's better to have one intelligent comment than a hundred that are just mocking.) Bye and take my advice, follow Nes's suggestion.

Nice review, heartfelt. I really like the album, but I'm not a true metalhead; in fact, those who love metal can't love CoF—it's written in the sacred book of "Good Hard And Pure Metalhead." Hello everyone and have a great day :-)

Insulting debaserians is not a sign of respect for others' opinions. Hello everyone and have a nice day.

However, you provoke the insults; I am for tolerance and I believe I have shown that on DeBaser, but here it's pure masochism! If you do a thousand reviews a week of the same album, that album becomes annoying! This applies to all albums; even "A Love Supreme," if reviewed thirty times in a day, becomes annoying!

Thank you Voodoomiles, I will definitely give them a try!

Thank you Voodoomiles, I will definitely give them a try!