aniel

With this you saved yourself; the first proposal on Maiden did not bode well for your de-review choices. Underestimated, you’re right, but let’s call a spade a spade: if this album is saved, it’s equally true that in general Dokken belong to that infinite plethora of bands that offered this genre without infamy and without praise.

Well, the review is amusing, the choice of subject is relative, but the way you described it was a bit more fun and flowing than others.

@jackline: I didn't enjoy it, I just kept listening after the first song, I stand by my vote.

By now, even the idea of poetry is outdated; you could have done it better, considering that the chosen subject already suggested a negative outlook on the positivity of the comments you would receive.

P.S. Even if Kate's song was inspired by the novel, to be honest, I don't know...

...it's true, but since we were talking about music, the song immediately came to my mind. Specifically, the cover by Angra.

So, look: you're new and I understand you, reviewing an album like this and I get it, but a 1 is something no one can take away from you. First thing for the proposal, really overused, second, how many fucking times have you written "...very thrash," it wasn't necessary to keep saying it. Third, everyone knows it shouldn't be confused with trash... Next time write a different review, not so much in form, but in substance, find an album that's never been reviewed if possible, thanks. What is it in "the call of ktulu" that recalls Africa, I didn't get it, by the way the track was originally called "when the hell freezes over," which doesn't really make you think of Africa... It could have been a good idea to describe the concepts of the songs, but you were too concise, relying too much on "very thrash riffs" that certainly can't be described in words. Undisputed album, you've said one thing right, but you couldn't say otherwise: "masterpiece of the history of music."

A long but good review, it certainly shows an excellent level of knowledge of the album on your part. A curiosity: it's not just Camerini who uses the term "rock'n'roll" in that sense; let's say that, in a (very) general sense, it's in the Anglo-Saxon slang to refer to everything tough in music as rock'n'roll, meaning everything that is the opposite of classical or jazz and so on, in short, the great rock family. Even Ozzy uses the motto "rock'n'roooooollll" when he screams... think that some of my American friends used to say about Sepultura "they rock harder," or something like that.

Well, the cover is worth it though...

...I would say to the toilet Jim... and I won't add anything else as I have already been too explicit ;)