geenoo Banned

FABIA "also because games last the span of a day, no more, and I find nothing constructive in provocations like those of De Lorenzo (which are a bit like the orations pro Elena di Troia: they've had their time already in the second year of Classical High School)." Ergo I had to come up with a new sparkling fake.

Yes, after comment 42 I am pretty sure (unless contradicted with notarized documents). It uses the same logical schemes as DeLory, with different words, with different subjects but always says the same thing. It's the reincarnation of DeLorenzo who has created this fake to keep messing with us. With class, but still messing with us.

Damn... you caught me like a fourteen-year-old! We were talking about the album...?

I don't know... it seems to me like the puritan reincarnation of De Lorenzo.

I also want to highlight the rating from Rolling Stone magazine: 5/5. I’ve browsed through some music sites around the globe and found unusual ratings like 9/10. 10/10. Either it’s a global flop or it’s worth giving it a listen.

Hardrock92: "Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town, in particular, I find to be just mediocre." What kind of music do you usually listen to? No, because your interpretation is truly a rare gem. J&R: "After 1982, he unfortunately threw it all away." For me, this is a big load of nonsense. After that, he didn’t throw it away (how many people still don't understand Born in The USA???) he just matured, grew, had different experiences. Have you ever listened to Tunnel of Love? Or The Ghost of Tom Joad? And many other songs scattered throughout his later works. If someone grows up and no longer makes albums like when they were young (for a thousand reasons I’m not going to discuss), does that mean they’ve thrown it away? Almost as if to say they’ve sold out? I don’t think that applies to Springsteen at all. Or maybe you just don’t know him well.

A worthy review that could have focused a bit more on the songs. Great songs, her Because the Night is wonderful, as well as Fire. But all are at least deserving. There are more upbeat, radio-friendly tracks, but also "epic" songs. I give it 5. It might be nostalgia, and above all, it's that Springsteen won't make songs like these anymore.

Holdsworth, it's raining here. If you have topics, write them down.

For heaven's sake Enbar, how can there still be doubts about Stalin today? It's not just about the biographies, you know? There are the testimonies of the victims, there are historians and history books on the subject. Unfortunately, Enbar, even though I hold you in high regard, in this review you missed the mark because you seem to convey a, perhaps unconscious, desire to salvage what can be salvaged. I believe the word "Gulag" would be enough.

By the way, the title of the tour would be: A monstrous ball?