Fidia

You can bet on it.
A spa treatment right now is just what we need. ;)

I want to preface that I too have had many doubts about your genuineness, Bisius, and I haven't hidden that from you. Your comments on this page only serve to reinforce my doubts. The question of who you really are does not interest me, but the way you respond (or rather, do not respond or avoid responding) to Socrates, who, from what I know of him through De Baser, seems to be a serious person who certainly does not indulge in gratuitous outbursts, makes me think that you are a sad person. Because if what Socrates said were really true, it would all be very sad. Conspiracies, plots, vendettas, grudges, plans to take out others, thousands of fakes. All this in a review site where music is discussed. I find all this, besides being, as I have already said, sad, also crazy and pathetic.

Errata corrige: to whine and sully yourself as you have done with others.
Without any reason, I would add.

I'm sorry to interrupt this atmosphere of merriment, but, curious about the introduction, I went to read the comments on the incriminating review to discover some potentially thorny subject or heated discussion.
Result: a deadly boredom.
Your comments and your introduction, dear Enrico, only demonstrate mental arrogance, an excessive sensitivity, chronic victimhood, and a tendency towards bitterness and easy insults.
Personally, I will not miss you, but if you come back to insult me, as you have done with others, I want you to know that I will not write any review-pretext to whine and slander other people.

To reinforce what I was saying, the aforementioned review of the Sounds has been read 16 times. There's no denying it, all the users really read and appreciated everything.

Don't worry Tier, I'm here to remind you of the talent of the Sound as well, although I greatly prefer From the Lions To Mouth and Shock and Delight and Head and Hearts, which I recall, for anyone who might be interested, have been combined in a recent really excellent remastering.

"one at a time, one review at a time, so you can better appreciate what is given to you. and you read it much better, you appreciate the minor passages much more, the hidden words, the concealed references. but how many damn things do we have to do for you to enjoy it?"
I must say that I have never criticized the editorial choices of the site, nor do I intend to do so now; the site managers can naturally package it however they see fit, no problem.
But, Nick, don't tell me that in this way reviews can be appreciated and read better one by one, please.
This would only be true if someone were connected to the site 24 hours a day.
Moreover, we have seen how reviews are better appreciated.
Example: excellent review by Tier 79 on Sound, a group unknown to many that truly deserves more attention and prominence, comments 0 split.
I repeat, criticizing editorial choices does not belong to me, but as far as I am concerned, the very spark that made me fond of De Baser has diminished, namely the discovery of new groups and new music and, why not, also a certain desire to let others know certain albums through my reviews. With this situation, I truly do not believe I will ever send another one of my reviews again, and believe me, this makes me sad.

Thank you, Bisius.
Cleasing and Rude Awakening are definitely great albums, but Beg to Differ remains my favorite, maybe also because it was one of the first CDs I purchased along with Vulgar Display of Power and And Justice For All.

Thank you also to Ocean and Festwca. Bye

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who commented and/or read the review. Best regards.