aniel

Dear Grasshopper, I want to preface my message by saying that I didn't expect such a strong comment from you (I refer to the one where you use unusual terms for yourself, such as "puttane" and "bastardone"): 1 - The Punisher and I are not the same person, he can confirm it too, and we don't always share the same opinion; just read my comment on his latest review of the Pooh. I have my own personality, and I care about it... so let's not confuse things. 2 - I didn’t say that you have to trash albums; I myself have written more positive reviews than negative ones. Positive because it’s a pleasure, and negative when an album has left a negative impression on me. 3 - However, allow me to say that from your way of expressing yourself, your personal profile, and lastly the fact that you consider yourself endangered, it seems that you might be a bit presumptuous and slightly snobbish... but this is just the impression (and I emphasize impression) of someone who is not endangered but is behind a monitor. Regards. Until next time :-)

I did two stupid things in one... oh well.... ;-)

sorry :-)

I don't know the album, but you deserve 5 points just for the line: "rock isn't Vasco or Ligabue."

Will you ever write a review of an album you didn't like, or that doesn't deserve 5 stars?

great musicians and great tracks, being a collection of their best, it’s impossible not to give it a 5

Honor to the old historical tracks performed live, but Some Kind of Monster is awful, as is the rest of S. Anger, except for Frantic and the title track. So if I do the average: 3, as you said.

Dear mayhem, I really appreciated your reviews of other albums (what you like is very much in line with my tastes), but unfortunately I still believe that you cannot separate the music from the lyrics if the song was conceived that way. If you mean to say that amidst lyrics whose meaning you do not appreciate, the guitarist has created a brilliant riff, that's fine, but let's leave it at that; it has happened to me very often as well. However, if I know that the lyrics do not reflect my thoughts, then the music inevitably loses its value, technical aspects notwithstanding. Anyway, it doesn't seem to me that the lyrics of the Morbid are that cryptic, or am I wrong? I certainly don't want to start a philosophical-religious discussion; this is not the place for that, but I said what I thought.

I'm sorry, but I can't stand texts with anti-Christian undertones; a record like that, beyond the excellent musical performance, disgusts me tremendously. You can create great death metal, and excellent metal in general, without blasphemy...

singer, what is poetic license?! good proposal anyway