Fidia

Yes, Ronnie, that's exactly it.
The creator of the Riace Bronzes and the statue of Zeus, considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Hi.

That's right, Mista, I have my oral exams in October.

Thank you all.
In these days of intense heat and barricaded at home due to professional and study issues, DB represents for me a breath of fresh air. Regards.

No asha, I didn't explain myself well.
I used to like them in the past, but now I find them quite trivial and outdated.
P.S.: regarding Alice in Chains, I recommend you listen to Facelift as well, it's very beautiful too, on par with Dirt. Bye.

GREAT COMPANION POLETTI, YOUR ANALYSIS OF THE RECORD LABEL LOBBIES THAT CRUSH INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS IS commendable AND FULL OF DETAILS. A STANDING OVATION ALSO FOR YOUR INITIATIVE TO BRING THE PEACE TALKS TABLE FOR THE MIDDLE EAST TO ROME THANKS TO THE DENSE NETWORK OF INTERCOURSE SMS BETWEEN YOU AND THE RICE.

I thank you, Joan, from the bottom of my heart.

Errata corrige: he hasn't heard about it...
@Mista: if you like melodic hard rock, get the albums I mentioned, you can't go wrong.

I’ll respond immediately to your criticisms, Ocram.
The review was intentionally focused more on the band's story and the feelings evoked in me by watching and listening to "Hysteria."
In short, I wanted to share a bit of the band's history with those who may not have heard about it (especially since I was the only one on DB who took a moment to delve into the Leppard). On purpose, I chose to avoid, from my point of view, unnecessary track by track descriptions of an album that, alongside Hysteria and Pyromania, I have worn out from repeated listens.
I'm sorry you didn't like it, but I assure you that my effort was equal, if not greater, than in my other reviews. Anyway, I always welcome and appreciate criticism if it’s aimed at better explaining the content of a review.
P.S.: I still haven't properly researched Savatage due to the stagnation caused by excessive study commitments.
But I plan to do so as soon as possible (along with the thousands of other things in the pipeline). Bye!

With you, there is no hope, I give up.
You have too much of a smug face to answer my two simple questions.
The important thing is to have made it clear to those who read all these posts the true person you are.
Adios

It was truly true what they said: there's none so deaf as those who won't listen.
Poletti, you are crossing into ridiculous territory.
How do I prove to you that you grab random news from the internet to comment on bands or artists you don't know?
I've already proven it abundantly.
And don't make me repeat the same things over and over, damn it.
Don't make me repeat that you didn't know (or rather, don't know) who Alice Cooper is, and after a while, you fired off some clichés taken from the web.
Don't make me repeat that you had the audacity to say that the Sisters of Mercy are the only good band I've reviewed, when you barely know the Black Sabbath of the bands I've talked about.
You're just arrogant if you don't want to admit the truth.
P.S.: don't worry, Poletti, if, in my opinion, you write more nonsense in the future, I will always be there to call you out, just as if I think you deserve praise, I will give it to you, as I have in the past.
You should know that I hold no grudges and have no enemies, as I had the chance to tell you a little while ago.
But I can't stand those who, like you, act smart about things they don't know.