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But do Linkin Pork fans still exist?

I’ve only listened to Mantra by Karlheinz Stockhausen... that record is too much for me.

Yes, indeed Today Forever is the song I like the most.

Not anymore. But back then, I liked it.

But do Linkin Pork still exist?

But !dreamtheater!, you never miss an opportunity to make a fool of yourself, huh!? What are you talking about? Sorry, do I not have the freedom to say that it’s the ugliest rock album ever? Okay, maybe it’s not THE ugliest, it’s ONE of the ugliest... but we’re still in the same boat. And why should I say something stupid? That’s how I feel. You should learn the meaning of the word democracy... and then, poor thing that you are, when I said, "Then I’d like to remind you that you gave 5 stars to the most horrendous rock album in history (Systematic Chaos, indeed), so if I were you, I’d ban myself from Debaser and take a walk outside with the dog"... it’s because you had insulted me earlier, since I would never post a comment like that WITHOUT SOMEONE PROVOKING ME FIRST. Come on, seriously, who do you think you’re fooling? You’re just rude, plain and simple. And shut it, because you’re clearly wrong.

What style Sfascia has... If only he had stepped out just once—I say—outside the boundaries of civilization and education in his posted comments. Applause for Sfascia in abundance. I haven't listened to the album; I've only got Occupational Hazard from them.

Okay, so they were underground and not well-known. However, that doesn't mean they didn't exist at all; their influence might have been indirect rather than direct. Also, we should figure out whether they were truly the first to blend Rock'n'Roll and the Surf Pop of the Beach Boys, because if the answer is yes, innovation would have existed regardless of whether they were known to the masses or not. Anyway... in your opinion, when and how did the death of progressive structures occur? Which band or bands primarily signaled its artistic demise? And at what point did we witness the massification of punk?

And then excuse me, there’s this terrible, distinctly Italian vice of “criticizing the criticism” beforehand, and a simple critical review is considered a “provocation.” Honestly, it feels like we’re still in the Middle Ages to me. You need to learn to CONTINUALLY question every certainty you hold, from the existence of GOD to doubting the actual quality of Systematic Chaos. Otherwise, there is no dialectical development whatsoever. And please don’t get stuck on those 4 indie bands I mentioned; I listen to a lot of other stuff in the rock genre too, you know.

!dreamtheater! I didn't want to write an original review; I wanted to write a CRITICAL review (which is very different). If you want to pretend not to understand me, go ahead, but please don't twist my words.