Senmayan

crazy and genius, although I prefer the more straightforward the sham mirrors! The pinnacle of the album for me is the incredible "the chaos path," the vocals are something absurd in this song and, along with the sounds, reach heights of theatricality and rightly so, as you yourself have stated, of surrealism! It’s an album that requires not one, not even two, three or four listens, but at least twenty to be understood and appreciated. I still haven't fully entered into it and yet I've had the album in question for quite some time!

Of the divine Mahler, I recommend listening to "das lied von der erde." Something sublime. It’s not a symphony, even though many almost catalog it as such! I have the version by our Carlo Maria Giulini, truly splendid!!!!

What ignorance!!! And I thought it was a recent group! I'm in an extreme phase, so I'll consider it! Well done, wrecking yard!

I meant to say thrash

absolute masterpiece!!! The best trash album ever created, even though calling it trash is an understatement!

great album. Spectacular voice of God!!!!

Maybe Airone got fucked by a metalhead, otherwise his sour and grumpy attitude towards every CD that sounds even slightly metal doesn't make sense. You’ll be surprised, but many guys know Galas because there was a lengthy feature of more than 2 pages on Metal Shock!!! Many underground and forgotten artists are often highlighted in these magazines. I'm not a metalhead, but come on, wake up and stop being so intellectual, for fuck's sake!!! Music is listened to with the heart, not with the brain!!!!!

Airone's comments seem quite closed-minded and snobby to me! You might like Burzum or not, but treating him with an air of superiority by saying there’s someone even more oppressive or dark than him is like having an adolescent argument of the kind, "Mine is longer than yours." It's nice to open up to various genres. I’m not a blackster and not even a metalhead (I used to be years ago), but I’m also not as snobby as you. Feelings like anxiety and oppression are subjective, and some may experience these feelings listening to Burzum, while others might with bands you listen to; everyone has their own sensitivity. So when you talk to me about Diamanda Galas and Suicide, you can't tell me they are more oppressive just because they are less known than Burzum. Among metalheads, Burzum is almost a star, but outside of that context, he’s not even underground, so in the end, it’s all subjective. For many, Galas is much better known than Burzum. Trent Reznor, with The Downward Spiral, managed to express different "low" sensations of humanity, and yet we know well that Reznor is mainstream. In short, everything is relative!

Of course, the initial comments (now dated 2002) are truly embarrassing and damaging for all music. Someone who claims that, for him, music was born in the late '70s with punk is really sick and brain-dead! Really, no comment! The '70s were the foundation of all modern music, including grunge, which honestly didn't invent anything new! Well then, is classical music useless? Hmm!!!!! I don’t know the musical Jesus Christ, but if Ian Gillan is on vocals, it's worth considering!

The review is a bit illegible in some parts but funny. Take life with irony and stop wanking!!! I don't know the album and honestly, I don't care; I prefer the Genesis in their prog version!!!