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Symphony X The Divine Wings Of Tragedy

18 mar 06

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And who would play so much better than Petrucci and Romeo? Maybe even you (actually, definitely), marco 85, you're really ignorant to say such nonsense. (Try listening to "An evening with John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess"). And then, who would be more varied than Petrucci and Romeo??? Hmph...

Mondo Marcio Solo Un Uomo

17 mar 06

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big rotten world. (I don’t read the review)

Nirvana Nevermind

16 mar 06

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My email address is no longer angelinavasich@hotmail.it as I told you a long time ago. If you read the emails that I diligently send you, you would realize it.

Nirvana Nevermind

16 mar 06

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help... my inbox is getting cluttered

Tiziano Ferro 111

14 mar 06

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how great

Tiziano Ferro Centoundici

14 mar 06

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SHIT MADE MUSIC

Nirvana Nevermind

14 mar 06

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Actually, rereading Sanjuro's comments and perhaps criticizing the album and the artists in question more subjectively than objectively, whom I harshly hate (as Jim Morrison says, they don't move me and they don't even have technique), I radically change the ratings.

Nirvana Nevermind

14 mar 06

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Well... I can't stand Nirvana, even though I have to admit that Nevermind is definitely important but just as definitely overrated. I also don’t understand what you mean when you say that 95% of metal bands lack compositional intelligence.

Artension New Discovery

5 mar 06

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Well, I really like "Phoenix Rising" by Artension. Anyway, they are technically brilliant (the keyboardist whose name escapes me is one of the best in the world and has also worked with Fareri, just for the record). Very valid review.

Rhapsody Rain Of A Thousand Flames

2 mar 06

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well... in my opinion, it's a more than sufficient album. I should mention that I am a fan of mighty Rhapsody, but objectively it features some truly excellent tracks. The title track, "Wizard's Last Rimes," and "Elnor's Magic Valley" (even if the latter is more of a standalone piece). It certainly doesn't reach the levels of its predecessors and successors, which I consider all masterpieces, but it remains an honest and excellent work in certain aspects (the technique and production are always impeccable).