cliffburton86

Guys, a phenomenal concert! They played all the best tracks, even the new ones. Exceptional Mustaine! If they had done Take No Prisoners and Anarky in the U.S.A, they should have made a special DVD for that! It was still a blast. The Diamond Head were also fantastic.

I'm sorry if the group is going to break up. Anyway, it wasn't necessary to bring out this greatest hits. They could have at least made one last album and avoided this stuff.

I'm sorry if the group is going to break up. Anyway, it wasn't necessary to bring out this greatest hits. They could have at least made one last album and avoided this stuff.

I explain: my "we have to settle for" refers to the fact that no old Bay Area group will ever release (I still hope for something) a thrash album worthy of those years. And there's nothing we can do about it..

I reply to you in Calabrese: but look, go for a walk for pleasure!!

In my opinion, the music is one of the hallmarks of Tarantino's genius. Just take a look at every one of his films; everything is perfectly fitting! I'm telling you this as someone who has all his films and knows them by heart (even the ones where he's just involved). "From Dusk Till Dawn" is half his work. Natural Born Killers (a masterpiece) he wrote entirely himself! The only issue was that he didn't have the funds to produce it, so he sold the script to a director friend. The fact that the tracks are reused and not new songs is also a positive and economical aspect. All the amazing bands today release singles for movies, achieving crazy sales. The final song of Kill Bill, during the credits, is a "mariachi" song covered by the Chincong in a "rock" version, as a favor to Quentin. And it was placed at the end, in the conclusion (which is done brilliantly, by the way). If you’ve seen "Once Upon a Time in Mexico," you’ll find a piece that "el mariachi," the character played by Banderas, performs on the guitar, which is present in Kill Bill, done masterfully! Leaving nothing aside! Then there's Ennio Morricone, a master. His presence elevates Tarantino's work! Regarding Chinese/Japanese cinema: Hero (presented by Tarantino, check the opening credits) is nice, but they're all similar if you compare it with Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers (which a German friend of mine, not very familiar with Italian, humorously called "The Forest of Flying Wankers" :-) FYI). After a while, they get repetitive! I highly recommend "Ray" and "Neverland." They're genuinely great films! I just watched them and was truly satisfied.

Are you really convinced? Like, really really?? You're really something...

I would like to know what made you laugh... and especially what you and your boys consider the best metal album...

It must be really nice, a university. This summer I went to see the one in Fisciano, Salerno, but it didn't convince me. Political Economy is quite a challenge.

Where are you enrolled, Zion? Constitutional law is really the beginning for lawyers. Philosophy of law is quite nonsense. Institutions are interesting, but not simple. And Private.... it’s 30,000 times worse than the driving license exam (in the written part). In the oral exam, you can easily go from a 28 from the assistant to a question from the professor followed by the fateful phrase "that’s fine... come back next month to try again..." But I have it in May and there's still time left...