BathoryAria

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DeAge™ : 8169 days • Here since 28 january 2004

Cradle Of Filth Dusk...And Her Embrace

30 may 04

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JaymezHetfield listens to Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir, Satyricon (with inserts of flute and classical guitar), Enslaved, The Covenant, Emperor, Marduk.

Metallica St. Anger

30 may 04

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How beautiful it is to write words freely without having the guts to sign your name, right? How lovely...

Marduk Opus Nocturne

30 may 04

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Honestly, I don't know any Marduk albums and I'm not deeply familiar with them, so I can't really pass judgment on their work. By the way: what about Darkthrone?

You misunderstood me: I say that they cannot be compared any longer from a literary standpoint and in terms of the importance that Leopardi, Pascoli, and many others have had in the history of our literature. Other than that, we are saying the exact same thing: both black metal and poetry are forms of art, and both convey emotions and can also be compared in terms of content: as I have already mentioned, darkness, night, pain, suffering, etc...

Black Sabbath Heaven And Hell

30 may 04

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I don't want to be mistaken, but maybe it's the cover of Forbidden, it seems to me.

Marduk Opus Nocturne

30 may 04

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And who has compared the Marduk to all these great poets? Fallen has merely highlighted the fact that they both share a common subject: the night, darkness, etc. We know very well that our groups are not even comparable to the giants of literature... if only we would just open our eyes a little, and also our ears...

Black Sabbath Heaven And Hell

29 may 04

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I like all the Sabbath albums, but if we have to make preferences, I prefer that monument called Master of Reality, Heaven and Hell, and the first self-titled CD. Butler really excites me on Heaven and Hell; just listen to "Die Young" and the title track, that obsessive and martial-sounding bass is irresistible. One of my absolute favorite bassists. Ronnie is definitely a God.

Marduk Opus Nocturne

28 may 04

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I say this not because I want to defend a musical genre that I’m passionate about, but because objectively the reviews of Fallen are interesting, we must acknowledge it...

Marduk Opus Nocturne

28 may 04

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Guys, if you don't like the genre reviewed by Fallen, why come to break the balls on these reviews? And why is it out of place and presumptuous for easycure to mention Foscolo, Leopardi, Pascoli, Goethe, etc.? Everyone writes a review however the hell they want; they certainly don't have to listen to anyone. On the contrary, Fallen's reviews are really beautiful and original, and the fact that they've quoted some of the greatest poets to ever exist is proof of that.