ChaosA.D.

As a first review, I find it really well written, but I have to point something out: Dream Theater are not at all underrated, actually! (Don't count the critiques; for a while now, it's been trendy in Italy to oppose well-known bands, even though many of the assessments made against these American progsters are, in my opinion, correct), and furthermore, the value of "Images And Words" is universally acknowledged (you can also notice this from the ratings that the aforementioned album received from the debasers who commented on your debut). Moving on to the album, I find it very beautiful, one of the best in the prog-metal realm!

I enjoyed your analysis! Well done Honestly, the single (as I already mentioned in the other review) I liked it. Bye :-)

I enjoyed the single (I might be the only one), the style will always be the same, but in the end, it's what people expect from them, and for me, as far as the four Californians are concerned, that's more than fine (I listen to a lot of other stuff, so if I want something new, I know where to turn). Fun review!

he he he, it's truly a pleasure; in the end, with calmness and politeness, we always understand each other :-)

It might seem from my comment that my rating is solely based on a shared opinion with the reviewer (you’re right, that’s the impression), but honestly, I found the reading of the text smooth and enjoyable, so I chose that rating :-)

I really liked the review, it was precise, detailed, and spoiler-free (the latter is extremely important, as an analysis that reveals the whole plot of the film is devastating), very well done! As for the film, I haven't seen it and I don't think I will because I simply don't love love stories, and this film, willingly or not, is a sentimental one. Honestly, I don't like jumping into other people's conversations, but I've read some truly abhorrent comments! Frankly, I think that in a world so broken and collapsing, homosexuality is perhaps the most innocent thing there is; come on, we witness murders, massacres, rapes, natural disasters, and we point to being gay as an indicator of social decay?

I agree that Behemoth are a bit overrated (I've listened to them many times but they've never made me thrill like, for example, the immense Morbid Angel did), but if the kids listen to them, well, at least in our disastrous country, it's a huge step forward!

Beautiful review, the game as well. I should get the PSP version!!!

Well done, the review is well written and you can tell that you really enjoyed the album in question. Honestly, I'm not a big fan of Six Feet Under (nor Cannibal Corpse, from which the legendary frontman comes) and covers in general, so I refrain from voting since I wouldn't be objective. Nevertheless, I repeat, I liked the review, good job!

The review is nice and well written. I believe I understood what you wanted to emphasize with your words, which is the fact that many famous chefs use products and create recipes that are difficult to reproduce in an ordinary kitchen and especially with an ordinary budget; on this, I agree with you. As for the radical-chic, I don't know what to tell you, I too would run away from everything and everyone if I had a boat, but perhaps that's because I'm a damn misanthrope...