EarlGrey

It seems that you alone have the truth... I don't know!
Then you wrote some inaccuracies; I never said that there was nothing before Marx, and I don't know where you might have read that. Also, I already told Mauro that he attacks a "communism" (of which, according to him, I am a part) that is utterly dead, surpassed by history in ideas and facts, so I have never claimed that Marxism is a good contemporary economic doctrine any more than you have.
Of course, immigrants are not happy in their country, that seems logical. But if you look at the policies that were implemented under the imposition of the IMF and the World Bank, and for which they have been in dire straits for decades, you will discover that these are economic policies that date back to those of Smith and Ricardo regarding liberalism. So from a certain point of view, this capitalism hasn’t exactly been a smashing success, has it?
You don't need to have a vast culture made up of learned citations to read today’s reality and understand that the world is going to hell... and certainly not because of communism...

I hate this new right deeply; it's this that I consider ignorant, along with fascism, always latent in our society... got it? I don't deny that there are countless examples of "right-wing culture" to rely on... but then when I look at Calderoli, forgive me, I feel a bit sad about our destiny, don’t I... and don’t come to tell me that he isn't an important part of the Italian right. So? Where are the philosophers, the writers whose names you listed (maybe after having brushed up on them for the occasion)? Who knows anything about them? The people in power? Who applies their political doctrines? NOBODY!!!! So, looking at the current situation in Italy, we are governed by a man who has faced numerous trials and has often been saved by the statute of limitations, who is fully implementing Licio Gelli's program for national resurgence, without culture, without political thought, snubbed abroad by everyone... Great culture! congratulations!!!

1) Finally, someone is responding to me with rhyme, demonstrating the falsehood of my earlier provocative statement. Finally, someone makes me think that there are people on the other side with whom, although perhaps not in this forum, a serious discussion can be had... The historical right, however, is not what I’m attacking, because I’m sorry, but what we see today in Italy as the right is an incredibly ignorant ruling class subservient to the pseudo-liberal ideas of a little man whom everyone bows to without saying anything, in order not to lose their seat... you, who are intelligent, dear Divertito, do you want to deny it? Do you want to deny that the majority of Berlusconi's electorate is made up of discontented pensioners and housewives who enjoy a nice smile and beautiful words with the illusion that everything is fine?

don't worry, let them be embarrassed....!

OOOPS!!! Last time I gave the album a 4! What an unforgivable mistake!!!!! I’ll fix it right away!!!
As for Eric, yes, it was clear that he was being sarcastic; there was no need for all that fuss...
Anyway, KOVA, it’s just that since they haven’t released a single in a while, they haven’t been on MTV in heavy rotation. It’s undeniable that the LPs are cut from the same cloth as the blues, they’re part of the same mainstream music scene, and every time a single or an album is released, they are promoted in the same way. That said, it’s a free country; everyone listens to what they want, and everyone has the right to remain ignorant... but let’s stop passing them off as alternative, deep, or rock. They’re not rock, nor metal, nor rap, nor anything at all; they’re just cheesy music...

Is it the same as the others? Oh yes...? Well, I don't think this album is like any other in their production... how can you say it's like Into Glory Ride? Or Battle Hymns? Or Sign Of the Hammer? Or even Warriors of the World...?
What remains constant in Manowar is their attitude and belief, sometimes flaunted in a tacky way but always genuine, in what they play and what they do. That has never changed since the late seventies when they were born, up until today... are the lyrics one-dimensional? If you're looking for answers to life and cultured quotes in the lyrics of Manowar, I’m sorry for you; you haven’t chosen the right band. Listen to whatever you want, but respect what we listen to, you fucking snob, or give me another comparable band to open a discussion...

Well, in the meantime you should learn to write, then put together a decent discography... then feel free to come back and defend your LPs however you like...
anyway, I'm going back to listen to Christina Aguilera, her album should be... mmmh let’s see, somewhere between Mayhem and Metallica...

So I didn’t understand a damn thing... Why would I be out of my mind? If you really like LPs, KOVA, then I think you’re one of those with a ring in your nose; if not, the comment wasn’t about you. Period.

Well, Mayhem, keep in mind that with Blood Fire Death from the Bathory present here, the Viking has let out its first cry...so get it!!!

Well... when it comes to technique, Cradle really serve up a double-handed beatdown to Children... but that doesn't take away from the fact that this is a great album... then, Axl666, you said you like maybe 4 tracks... so? Isn't that enough for you? Included in the track count are two instrumentals (the intro and "creatures that kissed in cold mirrors"), both very beautiful and evocative, plus "satanic mantra," which isn't a song... So you give it a 2 because of two tracks you don't like? Doesn't that seem a bit harsh and snobbish to you?