Omeganex9999

Yes Dave, that's true. If you turn it around, there are clearly all the letters:
The O makes the "D"
The I makes the "E"
The D makes "VIL"

February 26 Alpheus, I think that's the name of the place. They're doing 3 dates in Italy; those who miss them are missing out. They remain one of my favorite bands, but this album stumbles in a discography that has always outpaced others, even surpassing their own coaches with two gems like The Perfect Element and Remedy Lane… Unfortunately, nu-metal is there, and the first 2 tracks are totally repped. And Daniel's rap doesn’t appeal to me; as angry as he sounds, his voice doesn’t work in the rage parts. Not to mention the Scream in Flame to The Moth… They remind me a lot of Korn in certain parts… If we’re being fair, Korn deserves some credit (outside of personal taste, which doesn’t find confirmation even in me) as they have been the backbone of "Emotional" Prog Metal, but that genre fits very strangely… We have to be realistic, it’s a misstep, even if not worthless. Currently, they are surpassed by A.C.T, also Swedish. As for The_Edza, regarding the angry stuff, I listen a lot to Thrash/Death, and sometimes Black too. That’s not a problem. The problem is the overall quality and a genius of our times who, alas, has also started to get a bit of a big head…

Good job, Kaisar, not to mention the Cure... These people spout nonsense, they all think that goth means: "A woman who does some kind of opera voice and a distorted guitar"... WHATEVER!

...let's be honest: Nu Metal more than anything. Those damn Nu Metal influences... I don't know what got into Daniel, next month I'm going to see them in Rome, but so far, this album is disappointing... There are no riffs that stick in your mind, no noteworthy melodic lines, everything is blended into a single sound. It's all dry, there's none of the innovation of Entropia, the melody of One Hour by The Concrete Lake, the sadness of The Perfect Element, nor the anguish of Remedy Lane. And above all, it lacks the variety of Be, an album that isn't perfect, but still amazing. I've only listened to it a couple of times, and while a few more listens might help me appreciate it, it certainly doesn't bring back riffs from The Perfect Element, Ashes-like arpeggios, sweet instrumentals like Dryad of The Woods, or face-pummeling moments like Deus Nova. And there's not even a fitting finale (Do you want to compare Plains of Dawn/Leaving entropia - Inside Out - The Perfect Element - Beyond The Pale - Iter Impius?). I'm not one to resist change, since I appreciate Dream Theater and Queensryche despite their various shifts never disappointing me... Scarsick isn't bad, it's a decent prog (with a lowercase p) metal album with Nu-Metal influences (...), with some nice tracks (Cribcaged, America among others) but it lacks the essential element: Pain of Salvation.

DAMN....MAYBE YES

No less, HAS ANYONE ELSE DEFINED SYMPHONIC PUNK THIS STUFF LIKE ME IN MY SECOND POST??? I should propose my reviews to playlists; apparently, all it takes is writing 2 nonsense phrases and you get paid. Symphonic punk-rock is a sort of oxymoron; nothing can be "punk" and at the same time "symphonic." It’s either one or the other (or better, it’s neither one nor the other). The piece Black Parade or whatever it's called, I heard it on the radio... what can I say... a unique start that left me perplexed... I didn’t totally hate that symphonic thing... but then the 3 punk rock chords are pathetic, I don’t know. Where's the musical coherence? Where's the genre? Where's the music? Comparing MCR to Pink Floyd is like comparing Paris Hilton to Catherine Zeta-Jones: One is a whore who does everything for fame (and money, as if she didn't have enough), the other is a beautiful and talented actress. If Pink Floyd is music, then MCR can’t be... And Pink Floyd is the music (To avoid misunderstandings for those who take the term from "Music Television").

DAVEJONGILMOUR, it seems that the new album is set for release in spring.

Master444, the DT have never done a collection. Then your "What a hassle all these live shows" should be motivated by something like, "they give me hormonal distress!" or "They occupy all the shelves at FNAC, CRAZY!!!". As for the Official Bootleg, that’s a different matter. They are special nights (They let you know beforehand, don’t worry) and are sold only online. X Easycure: I would like to review YOUR Christmas CD sent to the members of your fan club: I BEG YOU!!!! ;P Anyway, these three-four star reviews aren’t good. 3 out of trust (I haven’t read it all).

I never said there was nothing good about emo; I just said that emo is gay. Is it gay to say that all of this is gay? Never mind, give the gay what is gay's. Anyway, ironic comments aside (Of course), I’ve heard a bit about this band, and fundamentally they seem like bait-and-switch for kids who want to be Dark/Emo (Gay), since this stuff has neither a Dark nor Emo spirit. All you need to do is listen to the beats of these genres, which have nothing to do with this symphonic punk rock (pardon the term), which turns out to be enjoyable for those who digest everything that the channel "What’s cool is decided by us" AKA MTV broadcasts. What’s there to say? Only kids can appreciate this stuff; those of us from the old school know exactly what decent music is made of... But a doubt arises: Are you gay?

Emos are pathetic. Emo boys look terribly gay. Between emos and the Darks, I prefer the Darks, even if they seem gay too; they have the Cure and Joy Division. This music is stuff for kids, with gay tendencies. The review is also gay. It’s not good music; it’s MTV music, with all that follows (it makes you pretty gay).
Did I specify how gay this stuff is?