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..Guys...It's the ghost of LUCIO!!!!!

Tabba..if you think like that, then you've really turned to the wrong page...I consider your comment an (unjustified) offense towards me, Fidia, as well as to the author of the review...also remember that when we talk about laws and articles, we don't do it carelessly...but simply because we might be delving into the topic...certainly, the musical discourse is what directly concerns us...then digressions can always happen...and it's logical that sometimes they occur based on one's experience and knowledge rather than others.

Unfortunately, time (and neurons...) pass for everyone...!!! In Ozzy's latest album (Down to Earth), if it weren't for the superb guitar performance of your most hated Zakk (...), which somewhat lifts its fortunes... we would truly have to cry out for an anti-miracle (saving only a few songs, including Dreamer, for example)!! The truth is that artists like Ozzy are people with a self-destructive and incomparably kitschy ego... but with artistic depth and musical ideas that are more than convincing... which may seem like a paradox, but is actually quite logical if you think about it for a moment... the inner ego is what emerges in his songs... the outer one is more of a mask within a mask...!!! A similar discourse could be made regarding singers like Vasco Rossi... but obviously, I don’t want to stray into territories as close as the address of the Phoenix...!!!!!

Esteemed colleague of norms and notes... sharing your passion for this "leaden" genre and always intrigued by the sounds of Amorphis, I take the opportunity of your review to conditionally suspend my (potential) purchase and ask you a question... Since I have listened to some songs by Amorphis and noticed that the intensity of the music is almost always inversely proportional to the DOOM sound of the voice, I wanted to know if in this case the singing is, let's say, "normal" or, instead, here again, alas... "DOOMED"!

apotropaic effect...

...in fact, I just sent one to your mother from Cuba... she will join me soon...

it's a bit sparse, to be honest.. however, in its brevity, it reveals intense traits.. The album resolves into One of these days and Echoes... a claustrophobically romantic suite

...you too, huh...(I'm still more "academic"...)..I just wrote a comment about you on the latest "work" of a certain Vic Sorriso....

The reviewer has notable narrative skills and a great stylistic verve. Unfortunately, however, his exasperating provocative streak (which reaches its peak in this review) undermines much of the praise I would otherwise have granted. Vic, you can write well and possess an intelligence with sharp contours, but it is tainted by a barely concealed sadistic perversion... what a shame, because I actually like and am convinced by your style... you should simply try to weigh the burden of monstrous ideas... and in some parts even the historical truth of your narratives... As for colleague Fidia... In terms of evidence, in the face of a potential criminal action, our Corto Maltese might get away with it "because the fact does not exist"... he could hide behind the lack of intent... he could..!!

...and don't forget that many of the tracks that made that album famous were written together with a certain Lemmy Kilminster!!!!!!