Fidia

Bullshit, the review is very good.

I disagree, the cover is very beautiful (it seems to be taken from a work by Manzoni) and the review, considering it's about an emerging band, could only be written this way.

Well done, Dreamwarrior, you deserve a good grade for the review of this band, which I believe is one of the best of that time in that genre. I have the cassette of their self-titled album somewhere, and there were songs I really liked. Their videos were also hilarious, with them full of peace symbols. In short, a kind of dazed glam hippies. As dazed and completely voiceless was the singer's voice.

Well... I honestly don't care about the dispute between hippies vs V.U. or other movements, or between first vs second degree revolutions. This review style of "mine is longer" just doesn't convince me at all. It would be interesting if it didn't abuse references to heroin. I also find many comments quite out of place, not because of differences in political or ideological ideals, but because they use heroin or other drugs as a comparison in some points. A bit in the style of "the hippies were wimps because they only smoked, unlike the V.U. who injected heroin, those were the real tough ones." It goes without saying that such reasoning nauseates me, as it does to anyone who has experienced this in their family or among friends. A topic that doesn't deserve to be treated so superficially and prudishly as you have done, primarily by the reviewer.

Not bad, well done.

Not to contradict you Bisius, but just for the sake of truth, this album is indeed on eMule, and how.
Hello.

I saw the clip of Anthem.
A video of a unique kind of poser, not to mention that the song is shamelessly copied from "Two Minutes" by Maiden. Shameful.
In summary, if you want to throw away your money and can afford it, buy them; otherwise, give it to Monsignor Milingo to defend his sect against the attacks from the Catholic Church, or to Marina Ripa di Meana for her fight against cages that are too small for pigs.

I'm definitely asking for trouble with this one. A forset is surely a great track, but my favorite song by the Cure from the dark period is A Strange Day.

I have a collection of Ultravox, and I must say that some of their songs are truly captivating. A wonderful rediscovery.

Apologies accepted, of course.