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In my opinion, those who didn’t give a high rating to this review simply didn’t understand it. Associating irony with the brutality of the genre is hilarious and makes the review itself brutal/thrash. But sfascia carrozze is very busy commenting on other people's reviews as if to say: "Inferior beings, look how I can write and speak better than you! The Debaser staff surely loves me, I have a future as a journalist because I am cultured and intelligent, and with irony I use words like degustibus (something like that) and I respond to the things I don’t like sarcastically, copy me people!"

Emanuele, you are 100% right.

Great Aniel, you quickly grasped the spirit of my review which served as a "Pleasant Flashback." By the way, analyzing your review sheet, I see that we have similar tastes.

exactly

Dear Fyguns, please don't take this the wrong way, I don't want to dismiss your comment. I've never particularly cared about ratings; I only pay attention to comments. However, giving this album a 1 from you, who (if I understood correctly) really likes Litfiba, doesn't make much sense. I actually have their entire discography (original copies, no less, plus VHS tapes). I prefer this one because even the tracklist, or rather the order of the songs, is very well done—these are all my favorites.
The fact that it's not official doesn't mean a damn thing, because the songs are made by them, and that's what matters, regardless of the record label transitions. The most beautiful album for me is Desaparacido, especially for "Eroi nel vento," which has been my battle cry for many years. But I made it clear: "I advise anyone who is just now interested in learning about the band..." because for me, this album doesn't contain a single bad song, and it's ideal for anyone who wants to revisit them.

I reviewed "Apocalyptica," the only album I've listened to and really liked. I'll be getting this one too...

I've only heard Satanasso from this CD; I find it nice only because it seems to be a joke aimed at a metalhead like me. I've also reviewed the CDs by punkreas (read my reviews), and I completely agree with the detractor; I feel the same way: punkreas have a target audience that can at most reach 18 years old.

Surely you all already know: but in the logo DIO, if you turn it upside down you will read DEVIL.

Dearest Sly, my greatest and most heartfelt compliments for the excellent and thorough review of this spectacular audio CD, a delight for my ears. I would add that the sounds are crystal clear, and there is a remarkable twist in the structural style of the songs in reference to the previous albums.

It's not bad, I recommend you to get (or download) some CDs from Carnivore, the band where Steele sang before TON, a very intense and thrash group with a lot of ironic and grim energy.