StefanoHab

Typos happen to everyone at least once in their life. What I meant to say is that reviews on DeBaser have, in my opinion, become just a basis for comments, in the sense that they have lost their value. The reviewer’s thoughts no longer matter; it's the commenters that count. One wants to understand whether it's worth listening to the album or not, they don’t even read the review, they go straight to the comments and form an idea (which may be wrong, considering that the site is filled with fans of vastly different music genres and EVERYONE COMMENTS ON EVERYTHING). That’s how I see it; think about it and see if you agree or not, but to me, it’s evident. And I don’t like it; that’s why forums exist. I’m not upset with you, far from it; you can say what you like, it was just my personal vent. Anyway, so far you’ve given me three ratings, even contradictory ones… well, after what I’ve said, I guess you’ll confirm the 1…

Sorry, if you allow me, I’m the reviewer, I’m the one who listened to the album and I’m the one who judges whether the phrase is necessary or not. If I wrote it, it means it was, to convey the idea of the album under review. I don’t do things haphazardly.

Isn't it perhaps the same person who wrote for truemetal?

It's not mine; it's a line taken directly from School Of Rock.

Sorry giorrrrrgio, why did you give me a 1? Where do you see this "politics"?????

Indeed, I said "almost," you can't expect a complete thrash turnaround from Candlemass, and anyway, here the big riffs are many more than in Nightfall, they practically appear in every song. On Nightfall, if you remember, there were as many as 3 melodic instrumentals... and the other tracks were just classic doom. Here, they go much faster.

Yes, I think you’re the only one. That must mean something, right? I didn’t notice the resemblance to Tool (and maybe Opeth didn’t notice it either), I should go listen to The Grudge again… Anyway, sorry, but if they remind you of Tool at times, what’s the problem? Apart from the fact that Tool is an incredible band, believe it or not, Tool and Opeth have some elements in common in terms of sound. You could have really saved us the word “cover,” because it makes no sense in this context. That’s how I see it… Think about it, there must be a reason why you’re the only one who didn’t like “Ghost Reveries,” right?

Sure, it has nothing to do with works like "Nightfall," this album almost feels like a thrash turn. Overall though, it’s not bad, welcome back!

HEY BRO, DOING IT WITH US, BECAUSE WE'RE THE BEST IN ALL OF SALENTO!

Anyway, moonchild and cazpuntini arguing are some of the most entertaining things I've ever seen...