easycure

I adore Pearl Jam, but in my opinion, Ten is the weakest of their discography; it lacks the personality and originality of the following albums. A rather shallow review.

Transition album? In my opinion, it’s the definitive album! And maybe you should have insisted more on the musical analysis of the tracks, given all the variety in this record... Anyway, I think No Code deserves five stars... If only there were more albums like this...

There may be some mistakes, but it's a great review. Awesome album; after all, when it comes to Pearl Jam, damn, it's impossible to find a bad one!!

Ah, now we have a new interlocutor.. "puntiniCAZpuntini".. What a name.. Anyway, nobody has called him, the little fool.. In any case, CliffBurton, you are right about this.. overly rude comments (of which I have also been a protagonist and I apologize for that) should be avoided.. However, I don’t understand, of course, what heresies you are talking about since for me they are all sacred truths! Anyway, see you at the next discussion.
P.S. Welcome vHERMES, great destroyer of vile metallers!

AH AH AH AH AH ..Excuse me, eh.. I really didn’t want to hear from you anymore, but I couldn’t resist the review of Images and Words and I went to take a look.. Well, I have to thank you so much, you simply destroyed me with laughter!! But do you realize, a review that starts with "perfection".. AHAHAH it’s hard to imagine something more ridiculous.. and then how you continue.. "a band that has everything", "they play a genre of their own", "they go beyond any musical boundary".. what I think about the band you already know, I just want to add (as a drummer) that Mike Portnoy is really a total jerk.. A random kid who’s been playing for two months has more taste.. Keith Moon, and even more Maureen Tucker from the Velvet Underground, those are drummers from whom you can actually learn something.. Go listen to them, come on..

Well, questionable (whoever you are), especially when it comes to describing the tracks: "Brendan n.1" is labeled as Punk, when it's an instrumental halfway between Noise and a certain pre-post rock taste; "Turnover" is described as a splash of metal, but it seems to me that there's nothing metal about it and it's rather closer to New Wave sounds. "Shut the door" doesn't seem Emo-core at all (even though Fugazi's entire production may have influenced Emo), of course, this is all just my opinion. And anyway, I gave it three stars, not one, and fundamentally I agree on many things (in fact, I wrote "sometimes" questionable).

Of course, on the part of:

What did I do to get you angry?! I noticed you went and gave a big one-star to all my reviews.. Wow! Anyway, a bit childish, don’t you think? I only crushed one of yours (I don’t even know if you’ve written more and frankly, I don’t even care) after all.. Are you so obsessively tied to Dream Theater that you can’t stand it when someone doesn’t like them? Well, I’d say you’re almost bordering on pathology.. maybe a bit of psychoanalysis would help..

No, sorry, I wasn't referring to you in the question above. Anyway, as you can see, I gave three, not just one, to your review! In any case, I'm quite well-informed too, considering that besides the entire discography, I also have about fifty live bootlegs, various rarities, and on top of that, I play in the Italian cover band of The Cure. In fact, if you're interested in some material, from fan to fan...

and who the hell are you?