Fidia

It's a bit lengthy, but the album is really nice.
My favorite song (don't call me sentimental) is Hold on to my heart.

In any case, what can you do if there are "cazzoni" who are just there to annoy and nothing more? It's part of the game...

In any case, I agree with you that the themes around suicide (unfortunately often used) are absurd, but I don't think the reviewer is to blame for this. Regards.

Allow me, Metallaro, but this site is beautiful because it gives space to all the amateurs to put themselves in the "dock," reviewing any albums they wish, in order to best describe the emotions they have evoked in the reviewer. Whether they succeed or not is a matter for discussion, and not coincidentally, all the comments one desires can be subsequently released. In my opinion, no one has the presumption to write advanced reviews, but only to share their musical preferences and discuss them (at least that’s what drives me). And then, honestly, it doesn’t seem to me that all metal album reviews report enthusiastic comments, or, in any case, any more or less than reviews from other genres.

Hi Enrico, first of all, I want to say that I'm very pleased with the nickname you've given me, although I must confess that perhaps I don't fully deserve it, since (guiltily) I don't know Alice's albums from the seventies very well, and my admiration for her begins with the album that introduced me to her, namely Trash. Then I ventured both forward and backward, but only up to "Da Da," limiting my knowledge of the earlier classics to greatest hits. Regarding the mystery of collaborations, I can confirm that in my cassette (purchased almost 15 years ago), the names of Mustaine, Halford, and Bach do not appear in the credits, but, coincidentally, I too read that issue of hard with the accompanying interview with Alice, which, if I'm not mistaken, also featured a poster of Cooper and Mustaine captured together. The backing vocals of the title track list the following names: Ozzy, Satriani, Zachary Nevel, East Coast Gang, and West Coast Gang. In any case, I must compliment you because your reviews (see Ratt) are bringing back to life old memories and bands that I had guilty forgotten.

I quite like gothic, but I only know these Sentenced by hearsay. However, since the Finnish scene is full of particularly good bands (by the way, you'll soon see a couple of reviews of Amorphis), you have encouraged me to give them a listen. Cheers.

Chinese Democracy, or the most anticipated album in history (we're talking about its release since 2000!), is supposed to come out in March.
Online, you can listen to the one-minute demo of what should be the first single, "Better," and to be honest, it didn't seem like much to me.
Alright, let's wait for the album...

Greetings. ;-)

Well, I have this album on cassette (original) and I don't see such references...
Alright, I'll check it more carefully...

Simply by reading his comments over time.
Bye!