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"certainly we still can't compare with sum41 or blink182.. " absolutely right... and it says a lot... such a lot... hahahahahaha

We Venetians say: "...mai coverti!" never covered, in English...:-) or maybe not. Anyway, you don't disappoint, Ocram, your reviews are much more than accurate. Trust me. In any case, yes, you intrigue me at first, then you scare me with the second to last paragraph of the review, the one about musical identity... I want reassurances!!!

It’s becoming increasingly clear that you don’t even know who we’re talking about, Dave… I assure you, it’s better to drop this discussion! On MTV, some videos from Dark Light, their latest album, have aired a few times. Here we’re talking about "And Love Said No," which has nothing to do with MTV… Regards.

It’s clear that you don’t even know what you’re talking about… pathetic.

very nice

They have something dark about them.. they're not exactly the mask of joy! The style is dark and there's no doubt about it. Whether they're vaguely posers, that's another story.

Unfortunately, I have to point out some mistakes because there are errors in the titles you've mentioned: the album is called 'love metal', the song is 'your sweet six six six', and then 'wicked game' is a cover... I liked the first part of the review, which is basically not bad. However, Ville Valo, in my opinion, does not just play on his 'cold northern nature', but he also puts a lot of feeling into his writing and especially when he sings, at least up to love metal, because I found the last album, 'dark light', a bit too commercial, too easy-going, less impactful... I don't know how to explain myself better, so I'll leave it at that. Best regards. P.S.: I'm raising the score of the album.

what bitterness... my average dropped because of a mistake... what bitterness... :-)

Come to think of it, you really have some nerve coming to call me a 15-year-old ignorant kid who doesn't know that "Bella Ciao" wasn't written by the MCR! If I didn't know I'd never get them, I would demand an apology.

Alex, I’m sorry, but you’ve shot yourself in the foot from the start: in the review, I wrote that "figli dell'officina" is a folk song. Do you think I know this but don’t realize that "fischia il vento" and "bella ciao" are also folk songs? I know very well, it’s clear, and you’re mistaken right here. Moreover, in my comment, I emphasized how the aforementioned songs are not the MCR’s mainstays. As for good manners, I don't think I used vulgar or vile terms, dear Alex, I simply defended my ideas that had been attacked (see the rating of 1 for the review). Furthermore, we all know your pseudo-professor history talks, and we’ve heard them dozens of times. You’re right too, what you say is true, but you’re wrong from the start: the MCR never said that the partisans were ONLY communists; they simply honor their memory without distinctions of political belief, but some prefer to believe the narrative is different, right Alex?