Fidia

Well, Asha, first of all, I wanted to apologize if I upset you, but I didn't realize I was dealing with a girl; otherwise, I would have communicated with less sarcasm.
As for the rest, I respect your opinion, but I must clarify that it's not true I have a limited knowledge of Nirvana, as I own their entire discography (including Nevermind and In Utero on vinyl) and was perhaps the first in my city to buy Nevermind (I was outside the record store waiting for it to open with some friends).
Of course, owning all their records means I liked them in the past. But in the same way, I've grown out of them because, in my opinion, their music has aged horribly and I’ve come to prefer other bands in that genre.
With that, I’ll end the discussion; goodbye.
P.S.: Just so you know, the "lesson" wasn't exclusively about metal, really. If you want, try listening to something from the bands I mentioned (adding Sisters of Mercy, Killing Joke, Bauhaus, Katatonia, Joy Division, Siouxsie and The Banshees, but also Depeche Mode from the '80s, and many others that I'm now guilty of forgetting).
Be careful, though; I'm not saying these bands are better than Nirvana (because they don't even compare), just to be clear. I just want to suggest some names in case you're curious to experiment with different sounds.
That's all.
Again, goodbye.

So, Poletti, aside from the fact that soon you'll be receiving a ton of curses that you can't even imagine, I would like you to let me know, and I say this without any polemic, the reason why you wrote in my review of the Sisters that it was good stuff.
But why do you know the other groups I've reviewed?
If you do, I expect a thorough comment on each of my reviews so we can discuss them calmly, and you can show me that you're speaking with at least a bit of understanding and not just ad capocchiam.

Look Asha, I'm not saying this to mock you, but honestly, I've understood very little of your reasoning.
Anyway, let me explain the meaning of that damn first post of mine referring to Alice In Chains.
First of all, I want to preface that personally, I don't care at all whether the music I like is commercial or not.
I'm not a fan of such classification, as evidenced by the fact that I adore people like the Cure (not all their albums, though) that everyone knows, and other bands that, I don’t know, to stay on the dark theme, like the Sound, whom nobody cared about.
Or, in punk matter, like the Ramones that everyone knows, and the Buzzcocks, relatively unknown to most.
Or even like Black Sabbath, whom obviously everyone knows, and Cathedral or Anathema, for a select few, or the famous Guns N' Roses and the equally obscure Warrior Soul.
Not to mention gothic rock or metal bands like Gathering, Lacrimas Profundere, Moonspell, Tiamat, Therion, and so many others that only genre lovers know about.
So, I have demonstrated to you that I don't give a fig whether a band is commercial or not.
In my post, and I hope to say this for the last time, I simply expressed my opinion that, in my view, Nirvana have been overrated and brought to the wide public, while a band like Layne Staley's has remained practically in the shadows.
I absolutely did not make any judgments or invectives of any kind regarding the commerciality of a band.
I hope this topic is clear to you once and for all because I'm tired of repeating it.

"I don't know, a bunch of this crap about 'musical injustice'..."
Come on, tell me some...

Live there, and now you’re really getting on my nerves.
I mean, do I really have to remind you that you had the barbaric courage to give 5 to Articolo 31 and Ligabue, just to mention the "artists" who, in your opinion, made our music great?
Come on, clear out, stop bothering us with music you don’t know and go be an opinionista with Giorgia and Vasco Rossi.

Asha, I’ll give you a piece of advice.
Don’t try to be a comedian when you grow up; it’s not really your strong suit...

Occazzo an editor.
Scandinavian, I swear I didn't know and I had no intention of pulling a fast one on you :D.

Trucido, the album by Angra about the crusades and the Templars (it's actually a concept) is the latest "Temple of Shadows." Bye Bye

Fjell, in my opinion, you’re going a bit overboard. In the first post of Scandinano, I don’t see a lack of respect towards you, but only a criticism that can be seen as more or less valid. Try to calm down a bit, come on, and try not to let anger take over when responding; otherwise, even if you are completely right, you automatically end up on the wrong side. Regards.

I partially agree with your clarification that didn't come out from what you had written. But I was simply referring to music. In the past, I've listened to black and death, but I'm not a Satanist. I'm simply saying that everyone has the right to listen to the music they like without being labeled for it (something that annoys me a lot). Best regards.