Fidia

"because Debaser is a place where music finds its space, and where there are also excellent de-reviewers.."
Here, precisely because Debaser is a place where music finds its space and nothing else, please take your ideas that can only be described as questionable outside of the site, thank you.

Bartle, write to me if you want at my email vincenzocaputo1977@libero.it

Hi Vì, I completely agree with what you said, but I don't want to come across as alternative at all costs, since I am far from being that. Personally, I also listen to commercial music; I've reviewed commercial music like Def Leppard or Alice Cooper (more for adolescent memories than for current listening habits), and I constantly watch some commercial programs.
In my opinion, it is true that massification has led to a total flattening of good taste, but it is equally true that this is also due to the very limited mental elasticity of consumers of music, cinema, television, and so on. Because you can have commercial tastes, but you should also try to have the mental flexibility to seek out something else that you might actually enjoy and, in general, to be able to listen to and learn from those who know more than you or who have different tastes than yours.
In this sense, De Baser is extremely useful. Those with blinders who, alas, are the majority, in my opinion, are sad people who cannot see beyond their own noses and often have the arrogance to assert that what they say is the absolute truth of things. This category of people is the one I dislike the most.

"Recommended for anyone seeking peace, because peace is the prerequisite for any happy life..."
A big Vì.
The review is lovely too. Too bad no one is commenting; they must all be debating whether the Pink Floyd review is better, Dark Side of The Moon or The Wall.

The review, I meant.

It’s really hard for me to think of the adjectives "magical and wonderful" associated with anything done by Max Cavalera after the split from Sepultura. Fanatic and pointless as usual.

I liked the previous album and considered Angra one of the few interesting power metal bands out there, along with Kamelot. This one, on the other hand, I must say is quite terrible (listened to half of it and immediately tossed it aside), and I’m sorry that even the Brazilian band has fallen into such mediocrity and musical banality.

Just like Fusillo.

How many charismatic characters on this site, there's no denying it. Our fake Stipe who has fun like a child provoking and delights us with the six-hundredth review of this album, DaveJonGilmour who says, "Come on... just looking at the cover is a flash, how can you not give it 5? Well... you’re happy," when he himself goes around throwing out 1s for no reason without even having listened to the albums he criticizes, just because he might have nothing better to do and finds joy in this way, with his alter egos Robert Fripp and Nonsoloprog egging him on. A real mishmash of geniuses from which discussions arise that are as stimulating as a pigeon’s poop. Honestly, I preferred the verbal fights between ...caz..., Sanjuro, Maurizio Testi, or even Punisher who, though sometimes stepping beyond civic sense, at least made you aware that you were dealing with users who actually had a brain, and not just a bunch of barely legal kids who have the arrogance to want to teach us about the history of music and more.

I rate the review.
As for the album, I would feel bad giving a poor rating to what, I repeat, for some is a true classic, so I abstain from doing so.