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It was just a joke of mine heheheheh, anyway tastes are tastes, and if you don't like it, fortunately the world offers many alternatives. For people like me and others who have been listening to Thrash Metal for a long time, it’s a real pleasure to have, listen to, or even discover the bands that have created or, in the case of Death Angel, contributed to shaping one of our favorite genres (personally I listen to other things besides metal as well). :-)

I thank the losers who commented on my review and who listen to and love this band :-)

What a beautiful review! I've listened to the album and I love it; Sandoval is the same unstoppable force, and hearing him play is a delight. Great album and great analysis!

The review is well written, but the Abba are not my thing, so I don't want to leap into judgments that might be as useful as a kick in the nuts. Anyway, you write well, good job!

PEACHTREE, if I may make an observation, I believe your anger is misplaced; reviews are, first and foremost, opinions (that many opinions are influenced by trends is evident, take Dream Theater as an example, it’s now a trend to criticize them and everyone feels the need to express their current insult). These opinions stem from individual subjectivity, so the best way to understand how a band or an album sounds is simply to listen to it. In conclusion, I just wanted to say that you can get upset with everyone, but in the end, what should matter to you are your own ideas. Taking the album reviewed on this page as an example, if you hypothetically believe that the self-titled album by The Cure is the greatest masterpiece in music, just say it, and to the various "Sgarbi" or "Scaruffi" out there, well, they’ll just have to come to terms with it. Bye, and I hope I haven't bored you too much!

Great review as usual, always precise and impeccable, well done! I've never heard the album, yet I love the Cure, so I need to get it at all costs, hi everyone :-)
P.S. I've often been insulted on this site as well, and the best thing is to not care, good critiques can be distinguished from childish and useless ones, so don’t get worked up about the positive opinions of people you don't know, it's really easy to do without! Bye!!!

I agree with Anatas, I also think the review is well written, then...

The review is well-written and clear, but I completely disagree with what you say; in fact, I believe SOTU is a truly valid, introspective, and absolutely atmospheric record. However, this is just the humble opinion of a listener, which obviously doesn't carry much weight. Still, the only real downside of the album is the cover; the earlier ones were so beautiful—why does no one care about the artwork anymore? Who knows...

Nes: you're right, but my sentence wasn't referring to the book itself, but to the way I summarized its plot, which might have made it seem like the novel was trivial and predictable, that's all! As for the clarification, I have to agree with you, another quality of the good Lucarelli; the important thing is that someone eventually pointed it out! Hello and thanks for your input!

The review is really well done, clear and thorough; in fact, from your words, I've decided to pass on this product. I am quite passionate about Death Metal, as Morbid Angel is one of my favorite bands, but in my opinion, the modern trend in this genre is unfortunately just a simple hard hitting without any logical sense, and spewing epithets (with that absolutely chaotic and grating scream/growl alternation) about festering sores and various perversions, in short, a juvenile and tasteless mess! Anyway, I repeat, great review!