Tepes

I don't like the album; it's an horrid mix of everything that metal has offered in the last fifteen years... well done, to be sure, but fucking banal... the review is good, although I would have spent a bit more time discussing the various genres they draw from.

Well, I know a thing or two about impalements... but for "fico e sega," just a warm HAPPY HOLIDAYS and a thousand of these reviews...

I don't know them...the review is very good, well done.

discreet record, the only one from the band (for me). The review doesn't provide much information... perhaps a passing grade would be appropriate, but today I feel harsh.

So, so... I respect ANIEL and FIDIA, but the others, more or less... HARRY POSER, I don't understand how you can say it's an intelligent job... the only intelligent things on this record are the riffs from Roadrunner... EVILEYE9000... I wonder how you can agree with my judgment and not realize that the review is ironic... try rereading it, maybe you'll notice that I say the same things you say. COOLORAS, I also don't understand how you can’t see that the "review" is purely playful; I would say that even intentionally it can't be compared to the other ones present—it's just another thing... and for the legendary MP... now I'm aiming for position 677... step by step, one by one... higher and higher...

pointless and shallow review....nice album but nothing more, the best was yet to come...next time put in more effort

DUE to my sister's obsession, I'm an alternating current maniac too... I don't agree with the rigid judgment on fly on the wall, flick of the switch, and blow up... scars, yes, but not disgusting... I find something good even in those...

exactly 100x100.

Listen, gentlemen, enough with this myth that with Bon it was "light years" better than with Brian... come on, it seems that since Back in Black they’ve only done crap... I agree that their career in the '80s is less brilliant, but they still wrote some great pages of hard rock. Personally, I also love Bon more and believe he’s better than Brian, but he's not as bad as you say. The live album is great, but I prefer the one with Brian because it has an infinitely longer and complete track list. "If U Want Blood..." is just for the enthusiasts.

Dear fjeltronen, you who are knowledgeable about black, tell me; what is something similar to that masterpiece "blizzard beasts" by Immortal?