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As already mentioned, I emphasize the good-naturedness of my "reprimand," and I fully understand that the dialectical force sometimes requires a bit of stylistic bending. Best regards.

p.s. I'll soon send you the add request from my band's space on your MySpace, if you want let me know what you think. Best regards.

@happypippo: some time ago, I already expressed my appreciation for your movie reviews. Today, I read the discussions about Benigni and here, and I feel the need to give you a light-hearted note. Can you stop showing off in every review just because you're a musician in real life? Moreover, you mock those (like me) who work in an office (in a studio, to be exact). I'm saying this as a colleague; I also play bass and guitar, sing, and write songs since I was 15. One of my bands released two albums, the first of which when I was 17, and I'm currently working on a new funk-rock project. Today, I continue to pursue my passion at good levels while also holding a job. So, all this talk of yours about life on the road and your curriculum vitae isn’t very impressive to me, at least. It's a friendly note, I emphasize; more of a suggestion not to showcase your successes too frequently because sometimes this barely concealed need seems like a symptom of insecurity. Best regards.

I subscribe to GrantNichols, I am appalled to see people who have disparaged valid groups (see muse), now defending and giving 3 to a photocopy group of an equally flimsy group (my chemical romance), whose success is clearly a result of a deliberate marketing operation by some US major. Bah...

I only saw the single on MTV: what a load of crap.

Anyway, Iommi's tuning on this album is standard. They start using the tuning in C# (and not in C) from Master of Reality.

But is it just me, or did this thing suck?

I fully subscribe to the opinions that emphasize how Skid's sound is more aligned with street metal than glam. It's no coincidence that they are one of the few bands from that scene that I could listen to without smirking. Slave to the grind is much too badass, far from the flamboyant antics of the hair metal of those years.

Oh my gosh, what a wooden review, really useless, the second one is called slave to THE grind. And isn't it youTH gone wild? Bah...

oh my god....