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Anyway, guys, you’re a bit over the top insulting people who listen to music that ends up on MTV... honestly, you showcase an anger and arrogance that I can only explain as symptoms of frustration and superiority complexes (DaveJonGilmour is definitely the most pathological of the bunch). What makes me smile is that I bet many of you would describe yourselves as open-minded people when in fact your comments are filled with prejudices. Prejudices against those who go to clubs, against those who can't appreciate art, against Elisa (I agree with hypnosphere boy's opinion, a fantastic interpreter), against the kids who simply enjoy music... Bah. You don't realize that the aggressive personality and the certainty of self-worth and worthiness of others (I think of the know-it-all classifications of people and his recipe for happiness) that you try to assert in your virtual lives with sharp and pompous comments reveal fragile and dissatisfied personalities (at least in my eyes). Greetings to everyone, anyway.

Oh sorry, you gave him four, okay that works too.

Very accurate review, but I believe that Malmsteen's downward trajectory (very slowly) began already with Odyssey, so Eclipse doesn't seem like a 5 to me.

Beth is in destroyer, it came out (or was supposed to come out, I don't remember) as a B side maybe of Detroit Rock City but instead it turned into a formidable hit. Beth what can I do?! A review that's a bit didactic, but it works.

A brief English lesson. "Let there be rock" does not mean "let they be rock," which would instead be a literal translation, but I believe it can be translated as "LET THERE BE ROCK!" or "let there be rock." The lyrics indeed reference a sort of creation of rock made by Tchaikovsky, akin to the divine creation. From the lyrics: "He said - Let there be Light - and there was Light - Let there be Sound - and there was Sound - Let there be Drums - and there were Drums - Let there be Guitar - and there was Guitar - LET THERE BE ROCK!". The review is very enthusiastic, perhaps excessively so. The cynical might say that Angus dressed as a schoolboy is the sideshow phenomenon that has legitimized AC/DC.

After all, who would play the Yamahas without getting paid... ;-)

Sorry for not having met your aesthetic sense, dear OzzyRotten; after all, my colloquial style does not always find favor with my nonetheless very much appreciated readers.

But even Basket Case was already pop and liked by the kids just like American Idiot!! What's all this emphasis on the shift from pop to punk? Since Dookie, Green Day has been making pop or hard pop (as Cecchetto calls it for the Finley). This isn’t necessarily a bad thing; it’s still a pop that sometimes leads kids to listen to rock. Plus, you wouldn’t listen to Green Day for more than two minutes even under torture (and I thought that even twelve years ago when Basket Case came out and I was 13). But I assure you, it’s not easy to play guitar poorly and write catchy and enjoyable songs that sell millions of copies, make you rich, and allow you to live the rest of your days idolized by teenage girls just by playing. Let’s just say, if I had to choose, I’d prefer to live like that rather than spend my time writing corrosive comments on kids’ reviews (as I sometimes unfortunately do).

Come on sket, don't take it personally, we're very strict here. Keep using your nail and don’t worry about those who look at you badly, but if you want some advice, for now just stick to reading reviews and listen to lots of albums. One day you’ll tell us about some cool band you’ve discovered. Forgive us, but we all know almost everything about the Killers (starting from the first names of those who played with them;-)

How many reviews on Maiden, but this one isn’t bad, even for me Piece is perhaps the best album (although Number has more classics).