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Anyway, I don't get stuck on one genre; I like listening to good music (as long as it's GOOD)... Of course, there are genres I just can't stand (like rap or techno), but for the most part, I enjoy listening to other things beyond my usual tastes... At most, I'd say there are genres I prefer and others I like a bit less... For instance, I love metal, I'm definitely not a fan of electronic, but I do enjoy some of it when it's worthwhile! (for example, I like when it's used with trip-hop, the Portishead are incredible and so are the Massive Attack!)

Already Pollack, how foolish I am... I did a bit like Jon Bon Jovi, his name is Bon Jovi and the band is called Bon Jovi... Only it doesn’t work for everyone! :-D

It's already nice to be able to express one's opinions while respecting those of others, knowing that your own will be respected too! An example? W StePD and W DEATH METAL!!!! ;-)

The drummer of Marduk is immense! PuntiniCaz, honestly, I don't know who Coccoluto is, and Gazosa for me is just a drink! :-))) Moonchild, to be honest, I shared my opinion about Superjoint firstly because they really have nothing to do with doom, and secondly because as a doom enthusiast, I felt one of my favorite genres was offended! As for electronics, it doesn't interest me, so it's normal that when I want electronic music, I go for Pain and Rammstein (who are metal-related), instead of Apex Twin... I know that Apex Twin is much better in terms of electronics than the bands I've mentioned, but since I'm not a fan of electronics, I hardly listen to them (or anyway, very little), and I much prefer Rammstein! Got it now? ;-) It's simply a matter of personal taste...

Here you go

Here you go.

Dear ZiOn, the tunz tunz is tunz tunz... which is crap. Just kidding, I really appreciate electronics, as long as it's used properly (listen to Pain and Rammstein), nothing like Subsonica.

Okay, gun down! :-) DEATH TO THE TUNZ TUNZ, LONG LIVE THE DOUBLE BASS!!!!! (and by the way, the drummer of Nile is legendary!!)

But what does bourgeois group mean to you? Do you mean to say that they are loaded with money and can afford all the equipment they want? Since when are there bourgeois music and proletarian music? Music is music. It's true that many musicians throw it into politics, but using this art to express political ideas is one of the most wrong things you can do... For this reason, I absolutely do not agree with the work of people like 99Posse or Manu Chau, while respecting them as musicians, and I legitimize Giorgio Gaber's cry "Destra e Sinistra" which mocked both sides equally. Yes, okay, the Dream Theater have pissed us off here at Debaser with these 2000 reviews, I admit it, in fact, I’m the first to say it. But here the responsibility lies with those reviewing them, not the band itself. The fact that we read yet another review of Octavarium does not oblige us to say that the band is crap... Everyone is free to think as they wish, but it’s certainly not the band’s fault that we are fed up with their reviews. Personally, I consider the Dream Theater a good band that has nothing to prove to anyone in terms of technique; there are those who may be better than them, no one doubts that, but this is not about waging a war over who is more technical. It's about a band that has created great albums, just as it has also created some big flops, that has basically invented nothing (as they have borrowed heavily from '70s prog), but nevertheless has produced quality music, at least most of the time. Let’s call it like it is, with bands like this (you either love them or hate them) the best thing is to be balanced...

Devil, I listened to it... Really not bad! Honestly, I was expecting much worse; instead, in addition to the technique, the album manages to evoke quite a bit of emotion. Much better than Liquid Tension Experiment, in my opinion.