Fidia

I meant the reviewed album, you know.

It should be in Seventeen Seconds.
(this album is really bad)

One last thing: whether or not we agree on the actual necessity of the album in question, you must agree with me that it's too easy to use terms like shit, balls, and so on to express that the record is not in good taste, and this denotes, in my opinion, either a baseless prejudice or absolute ignorance.

This, among other things, is demonstrated by the fact that, I don’t know about this album, but for Master of Puppets and The Number of The Beast, there was definitely the approval of the parent bands and by the fact that in their concerts, DT often covers a wide variety of groups, paying (according to them, not me) their homage (Queen, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Iron, Genesis, Yes, even Elton John and I don’t know if it’s true, but it’s been said even Napalm Death) and by the continuous presence of guests in their tours.

Easy, regardless of the fact that we have symmetrically opposing views on the DT, I would like, with all due respect, to offer you a critique (I hope constructive). I agree that very often when talking about the Theater, if someone dares to criticize (even if the terms shit and the like don't quite equate to the concept of critique), the most fanatical get overly heated and can't handle the confrontation (perhaps I have also exaggerated a bit in this sense).
But let me say that with your posts above, you fell exactly into the same mistake. In my opinion, there is nothing presumptuous about covering albums that have been fundamental in a band’s artistic growth. I could share your point of view if only the Pink Floyd had been covered, but, as I mentioned above, the theater has also revisited Maiden, 'Tallica, and Purple, so your accusation of presumption, I reiterate from my point of view, doesn’t hold up at all. Instead, I believe it stems from your knee-jerk reaction to the attack from the anonymous author, and consequently, you reacted in the same way as those who, instinctively and with too much fervor, defend, sometimes wrongly, the band, no matter what.

You are absolutely right about how people often fall into the trap of labeling a band too quickly, which happens consistently with a lot of other groups. This album, to be honest, didn’t really excite me. The masterpiece, in my opinion, is Nothingface, which, among other things, features a wonderful cover of Astronomy Domine by Pink Floyd.

Certo! Inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

I have understood, in any case, one thing, that many reviews about Theater are just real provocations, like this one, after all.
Go tell that incompetent that the albums - covers by Theater (they've also covered The number of the beast, master of puppets, and made in japan) were released solely to pay tribute to these great records.
I hope no one else has the bad taste to review the other aforementioned cover albums..., please.

A little off-key...

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