NickGhostDrake

Question: "And do you have the scooter?" Answer: I've already told you: I'm a naturalist, an environmentalist, etc. etc.. so I try to avoid polluting as much as possible, so assholes like you live longer. This applies to all polluting vehicles, it seemed obvious to me (or not?). Now tell me to go by bicycle, come on! Or on foot, maybe.

Great! I would have never thought to find it here. Beautiful album! Great listens, easy!

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I’m a naturalist, an environmentalist, etc. etc.. so I try to avoid polluting as much as possible, so assholes like you live longer.

A very, very nice review. The first album is gorgeous, this one was overrated even before it was released (but the first one is really nice, come on) ;)

Hi Cliff, I'm replying to you. First of all: I can’t deny that you’re right, generalizing is always wrong (sometimes, jokingly, and using irony, we generalize; it's the weapon of irony itself). However, I can’t hide a sense of resentment when you say to me, "the phrase 'metal will prevail' is one of those many phrases full of heavy charge that metalheads use. In slang, to say that an album is doing well, we say: 'This CD is hellish, it kicks ass, the riffs are wicked, and the screams are deadly!!!'". I don’t know, it seems so childish to me; I’m telling you this because I have many metalhead friends and when they express themselves like that, it leaves me dumbfounded. It all feels like a kind of segregation into sects (satanic or not). In short: you will never see a 40-year-old going around saying "damn, this CD is hellish, it kicks ass," etc. Then you will say to me: it’s logical, we ARE kids. What does that mean? That your metal craving will pass when you mature? This doesn’t mean that there’s an ABYSS (in terms of attitude) between you and other metal kids. It’s also why we shouldn’t generalize (except for irony, of course). And this doesn’t change the fact that - regardless of remarkable differences - I care about my friends anyway, and I find them very colorful (and they come in handy when I need to borrow CDs). Regards.

Teskyno, now redo 24,000 kisses! :)

Tears start to flow because I'm laughing so hard..

Ah, I see... you're going backwards... well, when you get to the first review I did (I think it was the Bright Eyes), give me a shout and I'll send you the gabibbo with the golden tapiro. Bye bye!