Fidia

No, read your reviews more carefully before looking down on others' reviews.

"that influenced a lot of music from the eighties and nineties." Let’s also mention the 2000s, don’t be shy.

The review is not bad.
@Bjork, you’re surely well-intentioned, but I would advise you to steer clear of provocations if you don't want to step into a minefield.
Sometimes, what you witness on this site is anything but musical discussions, often devolving into the most vulgar invective when it’s good, and to racist proclamations or endless political debates when it’s bad.
There really isn’t a need for a discussion on the topic of gender equality.
Otherwise, let’s stop with the music reviews and open a nice blog like Beppe Grillo’s.
Translated: I could be wrong, but I believe that colossalyouth’s criticisms are aimed at the writing style rather than the person, although certainly not less so because she is a woman.
If that’s not the case, of course, it would be a stupid prejudice, but, I repeat, I don’t think that’s the situation.

Mediocre.

I completely agree with Colossal Youth.
I find the review banal and quite poor for an album that is the seminal work of everything that followed not only in various metallic and hard rock subgenres, but also, albeit to a lesser extent, darkwave and gothic.

To say that this is an excellent review, in my opinion, means either not having read it or having read it superficially. I find it simply mortally boring.

Of course, I'm not talking about Lord's music, but about the anti-Jewish aspects reported by some idiots who commented on various Burzum and so on.
Happy New Year.

Wanting, however, not to create misunderstandings right at the end of this 2006, I offer you an olive branch as a sign of peace. Have a good evening.

See what I meant Trell? Read his latest comment. Instead of countering the criticisms, perhaps by responding, he found nothing better to do than to mention that some of his reviews were chosen by the editors, a matter that, by the way, I don't think anyone brought up.

This surely Trell, of course.
But, speaking for myself, when I found a review by Maria Elena that I liked, it didn't take me long to give her the highest rating and compliment her.
Just as when there was a review I didn't like, I criticized it.
However, there was no response to my critiques, or at least, not a real response.
In short, a bit like what happened with Joan, whom she labeled a pathological case.
I believe this behavior should be stigmatized just as much as the gratuitous invectives directed at her by some users.