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Come on, this story has dragged on too long. I apologize if you were offended by the bidets, but as you may know, this page is meant for commenting on the reviewed album and not for mocking each other. Maybe you didn’t get it, but if you check my profile, you’ll discover that I also like extreme music! My absolute favorite bands are Cannibal Corpse, Slayer, Type O Negative, Sonata Arctica, Amon Amarth, Bathory, and others that it’s pointless to list right now; so let’s put it this way: I like black metal (especially Immortal and Marduk), but I think IN MY OPINION that Burzum's success is tied to non-musical factors IN MY OPINION; because IN MY OPINION, musically, it is inferior to any other band in that field; whereas you THINK that this group, despite having all the gold records and being recognized as one of the best bands in the Italian musical scene, seems LIKE CLOWNS TO YOU,… IN YOUR OPINION. Alright then, let's wrap it up like this and start a new paragraph. If you think about it, it all started here.

To the man without a bidet: I think I've figured out that you'll be aged between 14 and maybe 17 years old, and I assure you that it's normal for a kid (especially without a bidet) from Finland to write a lot of nonsense like what you've written. I accept opinions from anyone, but yours aren't opinions—they're teenage bullshit from someone in the developmental stage, and I'll explain why:
I didn’t insult your little friend Burzum, or Kristian Vikernes, however you want to call him, but I simply stated that for me, he is famous for what he's done (the burned churches, the murders, the escape, the lighters attached to CDs, the robbery, the satanic mafia, etc. etc.) rather than his music, because his music doesn’t seem to express much to me since 1) technically it was (and still is) crap 2) it sounds worse than an amateur black metal band 3) let’s be objective: “Rundgang um die transzendentale Saule der Singularität” on the album "Filosofem" is twenty minutes of three notes of crap keyboard stretched into infinity... I mean, to call that music... well, it is what it is; that was my opinion.
However, yours is crap because you enter my review of Elìì, which has nothing to do with your black metal, and say Elio can’t sing (Graduated in singing from the Conservatory, and graduated in flute - ed.) then you keep talking about politics and politics. A good political move would be to get bidets in Finland.

still the fucking Finnish! man without a bidet, before making me read your bullshit, do some research and you'll understand that this group in Italy is instrumentally and technically considered one of the best, this group "playing" is better than your imprisoned friend, and not by a little, because these guys are true masters of music.

and I reconfirm the 5, because I consider it an excellent album.

Awesome awesome and awesome! I would have given it 5 stars! The south is amazing, and this album is beautiful.

As for the Sud Sound System, they are a fantastic group that makes great Dance Hall music. If the reviewer speaks ill of them, it's only because he neither knows what Dance Hall is nor what raggamuffin is, the genre that Sud produces (in fact, he talks about Reggae, but that's a completely different thing).

As for egemabyasi, I noticed that he drags out the topic of girls and various bigotry and mentalities a bit too much. Apart from the Warning threats, I don’t think he’s entirely wrong; what you keep insisting on isn’t true. It’s a cliché, and if you’ve seen it with your own eyes, I’m sorry for you, not everyone is like that. If you insist, you’re only engaging in defamation.

Krystal, as you may know around here, after graduation a guy has three paths: either he joins the military, continues his studies, or heads north (because, as I said, there is no work to be found here). Even though I've never been a studious person, I'm putting in a lot of effort to continue my studies in Lecce, because I love my land so much (it's not Lecce, but it's a fantastic little village) and I would never want to leave it.

Lilly just retrieved, definitely a beautiful song about love and death, but very close to "Cantautorato". On the other hand, Alta Marea and Che fantastica… as well as "Amici mai", differentiate themselves by being pop with melodic backgrounds but simultaneously also sad and melancholic, seasoned with a folk vibe that fascinates me a lot. The album reviewed here, I repeat, I don't know it, I was only referring to the title track which, as I repeat, isn't that bad for me.

I'm not a big connoisseur of Venditti; I only know the album (not bad): "Buona Domenica" from '79, and the fantastic song "Alta Marea." However, I must say that the title track: "Che fantastica storia è la vita" I like a lot; I enjoy the sound, a melancholic and expressive folk, as is also the aforementioned "Alta marea" with a fantastic sax solo.