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Great vv!! I had already loved your elegant and courteous comment at the beginning of this endless and boring forum. Furthermore, I had already appreciated the style of your reviews. Thank you....

Legendary John Lydon (Rotten) at the Reading Festival '92 throwing a microphone that shows no signs of life to the ground, goes to the bassist's mic and screams to the roadie: "gimme a fucking mic, they (pointing to the crowd, including me and Lor15) all know that I don't make any mystake while singin'." ETERNAL!!

I'm not memorizing it to say it's a poor ideas album. I've listened to it more than it deserved. I think overall about ten times. WAY TOO MANY. I repeat: de gustibus non est disputandum. Obvious and pointless. Bye now!

After being insulted in every way by those who disagreed with my review, I listened to the CD multiple times in an attempt to understand if the 3/4 listens were not enough to "fully get it." I paid attention to the production work, as suggested by Manikin, but with someone like Rick Rubin, it's hard not to play it safe. I focused on Chris Cornell's voice, as decreed by Cliffburton91, oh, sorry, 86, then Annarita, Tabba, and others; certainly powerful, although at times annoyingly reminiscent of Robert Plant. Then I listened to the work of the survivors from Rage Against The Machine, which was truly excellent... In the end, evaluating the album as a whole, abstracting from the individual virtuosity, the album is POOR IN IDEAS, using clichéd and worn-out formulas. That's why I criticized it, and that's why I stand by my rating of 2/5. I'm sorry for those who cannot accept different viewpoints. De gustibus...

Beautiful review, crafted so well that it makes me realize this album is not for me. Even though I really enjoyed the movies you mentioned, especially after seeing the locations. "Wild at Heart" is one of, if not THE, favorite films of Turkish, especially when Nicolas Cage tells a hardcore group the famous line "there's something about HIM on that one" (or something like that) pointing not to the Almighty but rather to Elvis. What great moments… (no tears this time otherwise you'll say I'm always whining!)

Wow. Why haven't you reviewed them?? Come on, you can do it!!!

The vote....

Great review. The fumes of alcohol have yielded excellent results, applying the dictates of the myth Greg Dulli: "Don't forget the alcohol, huuuh baby, huuuh baby." W Morrissey!

But no, Joser. It's fine like this. There's no point in wasting resources like that. As I was telling you, I've come to the same conclusions. It would be an unnecessary repetition. ;-))

Thank you SBZX! At a certain point, I had given up (either I was writing or searching)...