EarlGrey

Can't you express your ideas calmly? What the hell, I was just defending a genre IN GENERAL that I really like. That said, there are also groups that avoid dressing like idiots, for example Naglfar... and all these girls with Mayhem T-shirts, you don't see them here in Rome, but where the hell do you live, in Bergen?

But calm down, you idiot... I also love death metal, you don't need to tell me that there are bands that play better... and if you want to know, I actually like them even more than Mayhem... I was just making a point about what I feel when I listen to black metal, that’s all. The fact that I wrote what I wrote earlier HERE is just a coincidence; in fact, looking at it from today’s perspective, it’s not like I love Mayhem from this album that much... the 4 out of 10 is just for, let’s say, the history...

I repeat that these two genres might make you sick... but they are incredibly important, even more so than is commonly thought (this applies to black metal)... I don't mean to disrespect your tastes, quite the opposite... but I believe that in a broader sense all of this falls under the HISTORY OF ROCK... so Metallica are also a fundamental part of it!!!! IT'S NOT ABOUT TASTES, IT'S ABOUT HISTORY......

NO! I'm sorry, but I must insist on a point from your speech... "clearly compared to a fireball, it would be a 1 even 'kill 'em all'." You put it in parentheses, as if it were a given, yet it is not... In this way, you have considered THE ENTIRE Metallica production inferior in terms of innovation, technique, influence, whatever you want, to the ROCK of the '70s, which seems to be your favorite... But I would like to remind you that thanks to Metallica, the THRASH movement was born in its entirety, which you may not like for personal tastes, but in terms of musical importance, it was STRATOSPHERIC... Just think that not only (by combining elements of NWOBHM, punk, '70s, and original and unheard-of insights) did the musical movement grow exponentially in America and Europe as THRASH METAL, but it also laid the essential foundations for the growth of two other extremely important genres: DEATH METAL and BLACK METAL.

Alright......I understand that you prefer hard rock and rock...okay. So you basically compare metal with rock, saying that the former is crap compared to the latter (because no sane metalhead would give such low ratings to the first 4 Metallica albums)...But at least answer my questions, alright? FROM WHAT POINT OF VIEW IS METAL WORSE THAN THE ROCK YOU LISTEN TO? Do I need to underline it for you? Come on, let’s have a laugh...in the meantime, I’ll answer myself: metal is an EVOLUTION of the '70s rock, which, from every point of view, is nothing less valid...

Maybe...(the Korn, after the guitarist's church turn...) but you'll see, the real band shows in the long run...

But this is a sensitivity that not everyone has... that's why black metal will always remain so elitist... And this is certainly a good thing.
F*** YOU

MARKUS SCHENKENBERG, blessed are you who are so happy with life, with how things are going in society... evidently you are fulfilled, you don’t need to exorcise your anxieties with musical extremism... but respect those who make a different choice, those who rebel against a closed and cold society, those who adore and create in their records certain decadent, rotten, desperate, and dark atmospheres, like in the case of Mayhem, never heard before... One must immerse oneself in black metal, crank it up, and close oneself off a bit... Enter this music as one enters a forest, pushing further and further until everything else fades away... discovering how the loudest music in the world can sometimes allow for greater introspection...

But why come and annoy me? Can’t you just refrain? You don’t understand a damn thing and you talk… but who’s asking you? Then on black metal in general, having surely listened to one or two tracks in a superficial way, you can’t make such a sweeping judgment… you’re a bunch of idiots…

The album is very beautiful in itself and also engaging...