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Yesterday I couldn't hear the samples, but now I can: it still feels too little for me to get an idea, it's not bad, but if it were all like this I would toss the CD away, so I need to listen to more!

I’m one of those who has overdosed on progressive rock and can't take it anymore. If this band is as you describe, maybe I can be cured! I’m rushing to find it, let’s hope for the best!

What a shitty cover, though!

The important thing is to be the first to start!

Anyone who said that Becker is garbage was referring exclusively to the musician and not the man (I doubt any of us know him personally). If he’s a terrible musician, why can’t I say so? What does illness have to do with it? Should I lie out of pity? I don’t think any of us are happy about Becker’s suffering, but this is about his music, his dreadfully tedious music! To me, it’s not exactly garbage, but it’s not very interesting either. If someone finds it repulsive, why not say so?

Anyway, I think I’ve found a way to make incompetent people stop talking about electric guitar:

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Here you can watch a video of the Gazosa, a dreadful band that deserves torture. And yet, look how good the guitarist is: he’s on the same level as the greats but he’s just a kid. This is to help you understand that if someone decides to play guitar for a living and attends a school like UM or Saint Louis, they inevitably become a beast, and everyone who makes that decision will end up at the same level, so every comparison loses its meaning. Becker is famous, yet even at an older age, I’ve never heard him play like that, the same goes for Malmsteen.

For Ghemison: I know nothing about this album in the sense that these groups are all unknown and there is no information online, but I've heard the CD and I told you it's industrial. Anyway, I reviewed other very interesting stuff; Fiale would appeal to a lot of people here, but no one is going to check it out. My comment is aimed at people who in the past have asked me to review more recent, lesser-known artists, etc. You are not among them, so I don't see why you took it personally.
I reiterate, I provide a golden service here: on the day that the rock album of the century comes out, you will have a better chance of discovering it by reading me rather than others. This is because something so innovative wouldn't be understood at first, so you would wait years before finding it in already established circuits. I stay outside the mainstream; those who know me are aware of this.
Even when I talked about "Aquefrigide," there was still nothing available on emule (they already had a great reputation, but the album had just been released), you had to have the original record. "Eat the Censor" is not a masterpiece, but it's a gem too enticing for industrial lovers; I bet that no one knew it! Would you like to tell me that this isn’t a golden service?

When I entered this site, everyone was annoying the hell out of me when I reviewed old, famous or already-reviewed albums: "Make way for the young!" "Pink Floyd on Debaser with..." etc. After Fiale and Aquefrigide, here comes "Eat the censor"! But I see that nobody comments on things they don't know! You might say, "What should we say? We don't know the band in question!" You could always express some interest, but instead...
Bah, next time I'll make you happy and review one of those pseudo-alternative musicians who aren't worth a damn but seem so "cool" because nobody listens to them (you think so!). Maybe I'm one of the few who really provides a valuable service to the community: I review albums that you can't find on eMule and that are practically unknown on Google! This is the real avant-garde! This is true alternative music! Cojoni!

"Smash" is not the debut album.

Sure, it’s a bit shocking for me to read that for you a bunch of drug addicts is a group of "nice assholes," anyway congratulations, at 16 I was too busy with heavy metal nonsense to know about this record.

This album didn't really impress me much! However, there's one thing that piques my curiosity: I've read around that some consider this group a precursor to doom, but I really couldn't find anything doom-related in their music; I just don't understand what these people are referring to! There's definitely much more doom in Black Sabbath!