Fidia

One could open a forum and have an endless discussion about what metal is or isn’t, and which bands should be included (a bit like what happens with all the other genres, after all), but I don’t think either of us is really in the mood to start the topic. Anyway, get better quickly! I know it sounds cliché, but for me, aulin has an immediate effect (I’m not sure how much is due to the medicine itself or the so-called placebo) :) Bye.

Ah, alright, I take back what I said about age then ;-)

And then, beyond those who hang out in here, I can assure you that metal is not just listened to by 15-year-olds, trust me.
Let me give you an example: my trusted record store owner, 45 years old. Favorite genre: heavy metal (especially 80s thrash).
My dentist (please believe me) is crazy about Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath.
I have friends and colleagues in their thirties who still mainly listen to metal.
I myself, although I’ve almost abandoned it, still enjoy listening to bands like Katatonia or Moonspell, to name a few, and I occasionally revisit the old Black Sabbath, the early Def Leppard, etc.
And I assure you, none of these people are assholes, nor are they spoiled.

Okay, but there's a big difference between this and saying "go fuck yourself, you spoiled jerk" and so on from a 45-year-old, especially since I don't think Tepes has ever offended anyone, even at 18.

Anderson, am I wrong to say you’re the 45-year-old type?
Congratulations, your language is truly refined and dignified, well done!

Ah, now I just remembered the name of the album by Autopsy. If I'm not mistaken, it was called "Necrocannibalistic Vomitorium." Tepes, is that right or am I misremembering? :)

Oh damn, so many memories!
This is, along with one of the Autopsy albums whose name I can't remember, one of the few grind death records I ever bought.
I respect musical tastes, but this (along with that Autopsy album whose name I can't recall), after half a listen, I gave to my brutal metal classmate.
I can only remember a blender-like noise, some grunting, and nothing more. Still, an impeccable review as usual.

One of the best albums of gothic metal. The good one, vintage.

Well, I admit that the review amused me quite a bit, and I think that Sanjuro knows how to write well. However, I find you a bit inconsistent and contradictory, considering that until recently you held an entirely different view regarding Nirvana. I don’t remember in which review, but I’m sure you wrote things about Cobain and the others that were completely in contrast to what you’ve just stated. An attitude that, honestly, I cannot share, as I’m not very fond of contradictory people. Let it be clear, a change of opinion can happen, but not so sharply and in such a short time. Something about this smells a bit off: did you write it just to look cool, throwing some shade on a famous band? If that’s the case, I would consider this review the result of a thought that is far from anarchic, as you try to suggest, but rather entirely stereotypical, which the world is full of.

Oops, what a coincidence.
Thanks rever, if you want, I’ve also written about Dreamtime.
If you’re not familiar with the album, be sure to check that one out as well.
P.S.: maybe give a listen to the following ones too.
If you like hard rock, I particularly recommend Sonic Temple. Bye.