katzenjammer

Well... a) the old thrash metal of 'tallica is turning into some sort of new nu-metal-I-don't-know-what-the-fuck ... and two types of people annoy me: 1. Those who get angry with their favorite band because after 15 albums they still won’t change their sound, and 2. Those who get angry with their favorite band because after 15 albums they are no longer what they once were and have gone from playing country to speed metal. I've come to a conclusion: when a musician plays with the sole aim of getting 5 villas in Miami, there’s about a 97% chance that they'll make records that disappoint long-time fans and excite the most profitable market segment: the hyped-up kids and the idiots who buy the records that Silvestrin peddles as masterpieces on MTV. b) if I had a garage like that to jam with the rest of the losers in my band, I'd savor licking my own ass hair. Metallica follow the scent of money, and as long as there are idiots gullible enough to be hooked by people smarter than them, who peddle shit as tortellini in broth, well, it's only right that Metallica have the pool, the fucking massive TV, the Hummer, and the Filipinos cleaning the toilet.

God, what an idol! The chubby guy with the sideburns is cool, because in the Fire and Ice booklet there's a photo of him with a fake dirty styrofoam Doric column. A true neoclassical mauro...

Uncle Black, the vote!

I would give a slap to those who buy A4-sized mozzarella. C'mon, you need to take it easy with the Super Hoffmans.

But they are beautiful.

Well, better than a lot of stuff that's going around right now... a bit of a revival... but they're also really good live, I saw them at the Independent.

Caz is someone who does reviews differently from others; don't try to play the little tonons in this situation.

punk sucks

the two or three cannonau were there... 20 euros went down in one evening... I also wanted to review that concert, but I never have time these days and I knew that others would have the same idea as mine.

So, the album is dedicated to the fans, just look at the DVD that comes with the CD and it says so, plus Dave mentions it in countless interviews... I didn't say it sucks, I just say it's inferior compared to "There Is Nothing Left..." and "The Best of You" represents the peak reached in the first of the two CDs, on the acoustic one nothing to say... nice... pleasant to listen to...