Tepes

he, the first to forget it was precisely him

And don't you think they had already succeeded with nothing? Or that other bands like Gorguts had already made it? Not to mention they did it so quickly that they didn’t even record the drum parts (and here I have doubts about the intentions of this album... what's next, were they about to miss their car payments!?? :-))

I hate these guys. I had to endure them at the Gods of Metal two years ago, and they used a giant pitch shifter that altered their voices with a pedal. Musically, they’re a mix of black and death. Nice.

You're right, nekro, but when someone resorts to insults, it means they've completely run out of arguments to discuss... any reference to nouquito is purely coincidental... Thirdeye, I find nothing similar to chaosphere and definitely the same as catch 33. Apart from perpetual black second and that one I can't remember, it all feels familiar. Anyway, I agree with your take on unhortodox, the second part is completely jazz. Give the bread, don’t stop at appearances; they rival the greatest jazz musicians... thanks, Cronos, sfasciababbano I don’t understand you.

you are a great nouquito I love you...korn at least was nicer...

But how good!!!! Finally, you found an album you like. The Beastie Boys make good music but they bore me a lot... you deserve for everyone to vote 1 on this cd, but that would be a stupid attitude. When you want, you really can write well without coming off as annoying.

nekro, I dissent. Nothing is nothing but Chaosphere recorded with eight-string guitars but it's still sufficient. I is a chapter of its own that I personally quite enjoy, a nice experiment. But Catch 33 is the same as Nothing (and Nothing is almost the same as Chaosphere so by transitive property, Catch 33 is the same as Chaosphere). Well, tastes are tastes.

Listen a bit, nouquito, is there anything else to add? I notoriously don't listen to very mellow music, my tastes are different. However, I wouldn't even dream of calling the ballads on this record sickly sweet and nauseating. If you're saying that to show you've got guts, let me remind you that nobody's going to call you a wuss for saying "damn, how beautiful 1979 is," we're not in middle school, and there aren't any bullies stealing your snacks. And then it's unclear what you consider non-tacky music, Bach? But Bach was blind; maybe he was just too busy feeling sorry for himself... Beethoven? That guy was deaf, can you imagine... and all his fuss about sturm und drang... why don't you write a review where you simply say "what a great album."

Gen Noriega...pulp fiction?

here you go, I can't take you seriously anymore. I have serious doubts that you are yet another fake who enjoys demolishing the masterpieces of modern music. Mellon Collie is a masterpiece, it leaves no room for opinion. A two for this record reveals the sterile desire to appear.