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Well, what if I actually enjoyed reading the comments on a piece I wrote?

So, dear... where did you comment on my review? Come on... I could quote all your nice talks without finding a single reference to what I wrote. I never said that you offended me (but I notice that you immediately took the opportunity to do so). It's very convenient to say "the pseudosingers that these 4 handicapped people make" or "but why doesn't certain people commit suicide? what the hell are they living for? what's the point?" and without even logging in. And the phrases of yours that I quoted are blatant insults. The fact that you can't find my phone number is another story: I might have simply asked Telecom to remove it from the directory, have you thought about that? Let's move on... the fact that the lyrics of the songs talk about politics didn't stop me from reviewing the album without saying "the Cetomedio are left-wing." And in the same way, I can listen to Death In June and appreciate their songs without having to say "Death In June are right-wing."

So you are not capable of making an impartial music critique and can only offend? Interesting... at least have the courage to sign your name, then. - Enrico Menin, Vicenza

Listen... this is a review of an ironic and fun album, not a debate about politics. And if you both had common sense, you would have never started discussing it. :p No more political discussions on this review.

The allusion to ketchup also refers to Ketchup Suicide by Linea77.
I don't think so... keep in mind that the song "Burghy" by Cetomedio was written before Linea77...

Great idea for the review! :)
As for the album, I didn't really enjoy it... despite some funny moments. And honestly, I found Manson's version of "KKK" irritating while I surprisingly liked Frusciante's "Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World."

Sorry, dear anonymous, but did it seem wrong to provide some reasons?

It depends on what you mean... I like women. :p

This album is _genius_!
Built on contrasts: catchy rhythms and dry drums. Falsetto vocals and enormous riffs with a stoner spirit. One might even coin a new term to define their music:
stoner-billy? ;)

I've always found Slipknot to be a band without substance. Spectacular as they may be, they're full of rhetoric with clichéd and forced "bad" lyrics.
However, live they really put on a show.