Masahiro

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DeAge™ : 7531 days • Here since 25 october 2005

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The Brian May Band Live At The Brixton Academy

21 jan 06

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Well, I'm sorry, I interpreted it wrong.. it's just that certain anonymous ones are going around here..

Alex Masi In The Name Of Mozart

20 jan 06

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Honestly, Malmsteen gives me the impression of ancient Romans, those fat, filthy, smelly, and stocky ones.

This especially when I heard him sing Voodoo Child at G3.

So, if it wasn't clear, I think he sucks.

The Brian May Band Live At The Brixton Academy

20 jan 06

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If there was irony, I don't get it; Powell and Murray, along with the rest of Black Sabbath, brought Tyr to life.

The White Stripes Get Behind Me, Satan

20 jan 06

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I can't stand them, they are overrated.
Honest review.

Brusco Si fa presto a dire Brusco

20 jan 06

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hahahahahahaha

Dark Tranquillity Damage Done

20 jan 06

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I still don't have this. Discovered too late.

Sigur Rós Ágætis Byrjun

19 jan 06

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Beautiful album. The review does not reflect the greatness of the work at all. It’s not easy to review Sigur Rós. 3 for encouragement.

Children of Bodom Are You Dead Yet?

18 jan 06

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They have nothing black about them, huh?
And Justice for All is not a prog album; it has prog elements. It's a technical album, the most technical of Metallica, much colder than other works like Puppets or Lightning. Both the title track, Blackened, To Live Is to Die, and One have more sections within the same song and sudden tempo changes. One has a structure that evolves from ballad to thrash outburst, much like Fade to Black did in its time. The songs are lengthy; the average is at least six minutes, and they are complex from every point of view.
Of course, I'm not saying it's a prog album; it's, as you also mentioned, a thoughtful thrash metal, similar to the death metal of the later Death. It has elements that bring it closer to prog, even though it isn't.