ChaosA.D.

A knowledgeable, lively, and flowing review; I really like the album, a great example of eclecticism. I highly recommend it, as it allows you to broaden your musical horizons, which is important in a time of plastic and painfully repetitive music (especially in Italy, "artists" like Pausini, Vasco Rossi, and Ramazzotti illustrate the idea of disaster well).

Thank you for the comments, I'm glad that this wonderful album is receiving so much acclaim, it's a work worth listening to and loving.

Unfortunately, I can't make judgments about the technical aspects because I don't have the skills to do so, so I simply limit myself to praising an album that I really love, it relaxes me and makes me feel good.

Beautiful review!!! For me, this is the masterpiece of Immortal, even superior to that other black pearl "Battles In The North"! Once again, congratulations on the review.

I'm sorry, but I can't give you a higher grade and now I'll explain the reason: in your analysis, you mentioned groups like the Sex Pistols and the Clash. So, regarding the first band, perhaps you wanted to make a comparison (daring, very daring) between the simplicity of the "Pistols" songs and those of Green Day. However, I'm not sure where you're going with the second group; in fact, the Clash are so eclectic that every song they wrote belongs to a different genre. Just think about "Sandinista!", an album so surprising that it can't help but captivate! If you can explain where you found similarities, I would be happy to listen to you :-)

Beautiful review, congratulations! I don't have the album in question and I don't think it would be easy to find it without spending a fortune, but I base my rating on the tracklist, truly captivating as it captures a really magical period of The Cure (but at the same time tragic for them)!

Great review, I really like the album, the alternation of violence and melody creates an excellent effect and it never feels trivial or too "easy-listening."

Great review, the album is an authentic masterpiece of exquisite Scandinavian melodic death!!!

Dear reviewer, you have attributes as big as wild boars! Criticizing an album that is considered by everyone a cornerstone of modern music (I'm not talking about rock because even those who listen to Pausini love it, so...) shows either a desire to show off or a certain confidence in your own ideas. As for the album, I really like it, but I am fond of "The Wall" (it's just an emotional issue, the music has nothing to do with it!)

The review is really well written, congratulations! However, I quite like the album, maybe because I'm the usual contrarian...