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Damn, I messed up: I meant to say more love in DeB.

You see, you two, Captain and Maledimiele? Maybe you'll end up dedicating each other an Afterhours song, (just like Mony said about one of the Bsb) Here’s more love in BeB, that's what I like... :)

But are you done or not? Don’t you like the music of the BsB? Well, listen to something else. But how dare you attack someone who has different tastes? She respects your tastes, even if she doesn’t agree with them. - Mony, I’m waiting for your next review: I’m curious to know if we have other tastes in common. Bye

Dear Desade, I see that you didn't like the tone, perhaps too direct. Let me clarify: when, for example, you talk about things you don't know, or that you only know from hearsay, I say that you ramble. Which is by no means to be understood in a derogatory sense. It's actually a widespread practice, especially in fields like this one (it's important to calibrate expectations and reactions based on the environment and context). I, who have no intention of increasing either my or your "cultural capital" (in this space, just imagine...), ramble quite a bit. If you feel offended by opinions different from your own, that's a problem: you are destined to encounter many of them, writing on a public site that allows comments. As for the lists, I'm sorry to disappoint you: I don't compile them. Moreover, I believe that restraint, even in the use of overused words, especially with hyperbolic intents, is a good habit. So if I tell you that that term (sublime) cannot be associated with this album, I am speaking for myself and based on that belief. I think I am free to do so. Or not? Anyway, "almost sublime," to mention the first title that comes to mind, is a small album reviewed some time ago on DeBaser by a user who didn't even try to "explain" it (thank heavens). It's called "Dell'Universo Assente," and the author is Luciano Cilio. However, I fear that you are not at all interested in getting to know it (but I could be wrong) too busy trying to "explain to us" the meaning of one of the most famous and best-selling albums in history. But that's not a big deal; we're just rambling. Best regards.

Don't trust them, Mony. Now they all act nice, but the truth is they only listen to druggie music. We don't like Laura Pausini, Punisher. And don’t be a creep with Mony, okay?

If there’s one connotation worth exploring in the overused concept of madness, it is diametrically opposed to stuff like this record. And your attempt at “analysis,” although commendable for the effort, seems to demonstrate this abundantly – “Dropping acid is alienation or at best stupidity if the individual doesn't have the need to escape from anything”: you evidently miss the only worthy motivation, likely due to ignorance of the subject you’re rambling about. - Sublime is a term I cannot associate with records like this. But it’s a matter of taste... - You have a demanding nickname.

Did you see? The Metalrobionic had to signal it, the erection, otherwise no one would notice. Not like those of the BsB (even with one less member!)

I just ordered it from my trusted shopkeeper. I can't wait to listen to it in my little room. Monycka, don't take it to heart about the bad grades and the nonsense they write: they can't understand...

Indeed, it's a strange album: the intent to broaden the target audience seems to be achieved, but it almost feels like a regression of its possibilities (which would have ensured excellent outcomes at the box office anyway). Therefore, the purpose of the operation is unclear, and the result is an album that lacks consistency. The rating you gave seems just right to me. "Two-bit singer" is nonsense: she can sing and has a very personal tone, as well as good vocal range. If you don't like her, that's another story, but two-bit singers are quite different from her.

And I recommend: DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH METALLAROBIONICO! HE TRIES WITH EVERYONE BUT HE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A SINGLE BsB SINGLE!