Fidia

Don't worry rebelde, bed.
You could have said, for example: it's not like stealing a lollipop from a child. ;-D

I'll give it a try.
But for the samples, I can't promise you anything, since I still haven't figured out the procedure
(Okay, I admit it, I'm also very lazy). Have a good evening.

Come on, and then stop giving yourself a hard time.
You made a mistake, it can happen to anyone. ;-D

But I don't think it's a matter of comparing the old albums of Metallica and Iron Maiden, because undeniably the early works of both bands will go down in the history of music, regardless of what those who throw shade at the genre might say. As far as I'm concerned, I'm extremely critical of both Iron Maiden for not having the guts to renew themselves, and Metallica for having sucked up to nu metal during a time when it was quite popular. The respect I have for both groups is for what they did in the past and because, in a way, I experienced that era a bit since I'm almost 30. Now I no longer listen to either of them, nor to Metallica. But I will continue to have respect for both bands.

Odra, when you have time and if you know the band, I would appreciate your opinion on the White Rose Movement, a group that fits among the new new alongside people like Editors and Interpol, and that I am currently listening to often on my player.

I'm sorry, but saying that Metallica consistently made crap doesn't seem accurate to me. At most, Iron Maiden made crap consistently by playing the same damn musical style for 30 years. Metallica, on the other hand, didn't even have the good taste to spare us from those awful nu metal sounds. I would say that Metallica has made crap without a shred of consistency. Consistency, however, distinguished, I don't know, Megadeth, who, while commercializing themselves, at least had the decency not to play nu metal. Respectfully.

Justice, I believe you are mistaken about Seven Son. In Italy, I don’t know, but in the UK, the album reached the top of the charts, along with No Prayer for the Dying.

Very pleasant Odra, you were absolutely right.
By my voting standards (it's well known that I'm quite lenient) and from a first listen, I believe they deserve 4 stars. Regards

Allow me, Justice, but you missed a big opportunity to slam the album.
You had the chance to say that, for instance, the opener is the same as The Wicherman, or that Out of Shadows is the same as Tears of the Dragon from Bruce's solo career.
You had the opportunity to say that this album sounds like a mix between the last two, with the addition of something from X Factor.
You could have talked about the excessive length and monotony of the songs, and instead, what did you do?
You basically brushed it off by saying they hit number one on the charts, even comparing them to Green Day and mentioning Zero Assoluto, Finley, and various others.
Even as a visceral critic of the last 15 years of Maiden, I can't throw so much shade on a band that has musically grown me and for which I hold the utmost respect.
Respect that you have not shown to have, perhaps also due to your young age.

I APOLOGIZE, HON. MINISTER, FOR THE TYPO REGARDING THE BOYCOTT, DUE TO THE EMPHASIS OF THE DISCUSSION AND THE EMOTION OF YOUR MEETING.