Rasty

Okay, but then you shouldn't define Pink Floyd as commercial, in my opinion... and above all (I'm mentioning this here even though I should write it in the review of the other album), if I understood correctly, the Aribon Audio make rap/hip-hop, but there's nothing more commercial than rap, hi-pop, dance, techno, etc... (according to your definition).

The review itself is not poorly written, it's well thought out and the star rating is calculated exemplary. The album, in my opinion, deserves very little... starting from the assumption that I don't like Rap, these guys who drive absurd luxury cars, armed like little geese, wearing bulletproof vests and fur coats, with chains that cost as much as a person's life, make albums that, in terms of musical technique (I'm not talking about the voice), are lacking a lot (there's no arguing about this)... I can't stand them. Music should convey emotions; this conveys destruction, confusion, and in the end, it's even repetitive.

I've only read the first paragraph, and there's no nonsense there, even though I have doubts about the emotionality of a dance song. I'm not going to read the rest, but given the genre of music, no one is taking away that 1 from the album; and then, from what I've seen in the comments from some, if it's the album that contains the reinterpretation of "geordie," it deserves a -6. Not because I like the original version of that song but because I use the remix as a laxative.

I believe you, Alberto, have received enough shit for this review, so if I add my two cents it won’t hurt...
1. The cover... with everything they could have picked, did they really have to go with that stupid face? I guess times change and the idiots are more and more common... 2. As someone already said, you idiots go play cool with your ridiculously modified (and ugly) cars, on which you install an audio system that drains the battery if the engine isn’t at 11,000 RPM; leave the reviews to someone who knows how to write... 3. For me, music is what is made with musical instruments... my PC sounds better than Gabri Ponte (who, by the way, I don’t think even knows how to turn on a PC) 4. Flanger? Filter? Distortion? Compressor? Do you even know what those are? No, of course, not even the album’s author knows... Seriously, do you know what they are? But most importantly: does Mr. Ponte know? 5. Pump up the subwoofers; at least you know the difference between one of those and a woofer? Yes, exactly, it’s in the “sub,” but what exactly? God, may all of you be cursed...(look up "sconino" in the dictionary) 6. I think I’ve said everything except for one thing: such an album, such a review... this comment is longer than that “review”
P.S.: the scores should be 0 and 0; you don’t deserve a 1...

One question... you always mention either the commercial or the industrial in your reviews; I, as the poor ignorant that I am, would like to know the exact definitions of these adjectives.
P.S.: I quote your words: "it's also this that uglifies their songs, making them Anti-commercial (your comment on the Aribon Audio album)" what does this mean, that if a song is good (in terms of recording) then it’s commercial? This can't be possible because the genre of an album does not depend on how it is recorded but on its content...
P.P.S.: if you really have to steal an album then download it from the internet so at least you’re not screwing over the shopkeeper who has nothing to do with it...

Of course, anyone who listens to music that isn't considered music can't even pronounce Mangala Vallis...

P.S.: Pink Floyd are not my favorite band and prog is not my genre, but let's give credit where credit is due...

Puahahaha!!! The Ramones knew how to play?!?!?! What movie did you watch!!! I can even manage to play their songs!!! Those are just 4 fucking chords! You try writing a prog song and tell me how you fill your pocket with crap!

I don't doubt the femininity of those, but this isn't a porn site where you vote on looks; here, you vote on a review and an album (which, if it's pop, I think is crap).

Beautiful review (it happened to me exactly like this...) Gorgeous album; in my opinion, "Know Your Enemy" also deserves to be mentioned, but all the others are beautiful too (how can we not mention "Wake Up"?). Rating for the cover: 9730; one of the best in the history of music.