Galakordi Urtis Krat

I don’t know why, but the review is so poisoned and boring that in the end I find myself siding with the THIRTY SECONDS. Was it really necessary? No.

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really nice this review

I listened to the album yesterday morning. They are amazing, that's a fact. But they are missing something. Surely a sound profile leaning more towards the low tones would have added a lot to the tracks, just like more enveloping and darker guitar distortions. They gave me the same feeling that Solefald do. Both are incredible bands, really talented, but they can't pull me into the song. The higher the tones, the more I feel a distance between me and the music.

Rocco Vs Katsumi?? and they DON'T publish it??

Saw it yesterday. Deadly film, beautifully animated and with an amazing ending.

They are great. A beautiful review, enticing.

"an hour and a half of blowjobs, snorts, and sex," with such excellent credentials, you can't help but download it. just kidding. so this stuff is basically a mix between "Scusa ma ti chiamo Amore" by Moccia and "Mucchio Selvaggio" by Truce Clan. holy shit.

The comment I just posted could aspire to become a literary case. I hereby declare myself.

I understand your metaphysical instinct to respect. To respect ideas, to respect opinions. Logically, I believe that respect is something that goes towards something that welcomes (a term I use in all its declensions), that explains, that makes one participate in something, even if it's a "fuck you." To respect Fallaci as any other thing simply for correctness and the "principle of bias" is a mistake. Not all things deserve respect. Religion? The religious? To give an example, they may deserve understanding, perhaps, but not respect. How can they respect something that is bullshit? It is true that respect can also manifest in the contrary form, that is, sarcastically. I respect Paris Hilton, her dog, and the souls of their dead ancestors. I respect Gustavo because he said something I agree with. And by the way, there is nothing Nazi in comment #34. Historically speaking, there can't be anything Nazi today, in 2009.