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Good job!

Listen to them, they sound like Judas Priest from Painkiller, three years early!

(I was saying to dedoluz)

No no, don't worry, I expressed my opinion, you expressed yours, in the end we cleared things up (I think). I'm here to learn, not certainly to impose my thoughts.

But where is this Axl Rose L.A. coming from? Calm down a bit, what’s your deal, what do you want?

dEDOLUZ, look, I absolutely don't want to argue, we can talk peacefully (if you want, I can add some smiling emojis, huh), I'm greeting you :) :) :). PS: I agree with everything Fidia said.

If it entertains me too, all the better!

What is music to me? A state of mind, perhaps, a way to open the mind and understand/discover new things, thoughts that would have never been considered.

@jettojet: good, that's exactly the point! @Fidia: and who praises Scaruffi? It was dEDOLUZ who brought him up for no reason.

dEDOLUZ, "if you say so" what? Either you argue with me or you agree! I'm copying-pasting the comments regarding the topic that I made in another review: "you feel better and not alone, you get emotional, you remember something that happened in the past. Music serves this purpose." NO NO, I DON'T AGREE AT ALL. Music is not only for this, it has a much higher and nobler purpose. If you consider music just a tool to evoke emotions or to not feel lonely, you disrespect and tarnish (to use a strong term) its name. We can attribute all the meanings we want to Music, but to say "it serves this purpose" is not right. Music serves nothing, it is the most abstract art; in music, there is the meaning of everything and nothing, limiting yourself to saying "it moves me" is almost an affront. Music should not serve any purpose at all: it holds something mysterious and indefinable within it that attracts and repels. The listener can judge what they hear according to their own standards: "it moves me," "it entertains me," "it interests me," "it makes me feel smart," "it is played with good technique," and so on. Music MUST transcend all of this; it must be independent from these criteria. It can evoke emotions or not, it can be played well or not, and this does not influence its value (which is independent from these standards of judgment).