Senmayan

as they say: profit from the dead!

pissing on saints is always beautiful, it reveals the illusion of reality!

almost all those who write pop reviews, write at most one and then run away, maybe frightened by the violence of the debaser users, or simple fakes! Rating 1 because you wrote the review and then ran away like a coward! As for Madonna, she is now unbearable, of absolute banality and flatness, but in the past, she wrote interesting pop pieces (like a prayer and some tracks from the album something to remember), even though she remains an artificial phenomenon created in a lab!

I don't know Ill Nino, except for a few songs I've heard here and there, and they seem to me like a new metal band following in the wake of Soulfly (if I had said Sepultura). So I don't think they would interest me, especially since new metal (I don't believe Ill Nino can be defined as metal) interests me little! Great review, well done, but I'll give you a 4 for some slightly exaggerated phrases that I think come from the fact that you know few CDs in the metal genre. In fact, I don't think Ill Nino are revolutionizing the metal scene!

Of this CD, I only know 4 songs (even though I have the whole album, I never felt like listening to it all since I'm not crazy about the genre) which are quite engaging and well played! The review is too sparse!

I don't know the album and can't make comparisons, but it is true that especially from Streets onward, Savatage have added a component of melancholy and sadness to their compositions. I notice this by comparing it to Gutter Ballet, where the sadness and resignation of Streets, Edge of Thorns, and even the last Poets and Madmen do not fully emerge; it is still a sunny work in some parts and filled with hope even in the saddest moments! John’s problems, the death of Criss, I think have contributed to this. Great review!

I had missed this beautiful and complete review. Congratulations Ocram. Unfortunately, I'm missing this album! From the Stevens era, I only have Edge of Thorns!

"Wind of Change" is known even by the walls, but I don't think most people know that this song was written by the Scorpions, especially in Italy, where an Italian version was made and many even consider it the original. The Scorpions are a nice band anyway, nothing transcendental, simple, direct songs without pretensions. Their strength lies in creating beautiful melodies supported by an excellent rhythm section, and Meine is a great singer. I've heard that their live performances have influenced many bands, precisely because for many they are the best live band that ever existed! The best songs on the album? I would say "No One Like You," "You Give Me All I Need," and the beautiful ballad "When the Smoke Is Going Down," and I would also add "China White." In fact, unlike the reviewer, I believe this track is very mature and well-crafted, deviating from their usual patterns! The weak link, I agree, is "Arizona!" 4- for the album!

I was too harsh with the grade. However, you could have written a bit more...

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