Brizz89

Well, on the "it's just me suffering" part, Sanjuro, I wholeheartedly agree with you; emo teenagers and fake dark kids can go screw themselves as far as I'm concerned. But if Marlene and Afterhours make teenage rock, I won't forgive you for that. I'm sorry, but I find their lyrics truly magnificent, and as musicians, they excel. The majority of their fans are double my age, which shows that teenagers listen to something else; they are still too attached to other worlds. As for the rest, de gustibus. But hasn't anyone commented on going to the concert? So far, I have an average of 2.33 from people who don't even know what I've reviewed.

In theory, the review is for those who attended the concert, not for those who want to come and comment randomly. Anyway, it’s true that Gaber is the most political, but the meaning of the phrase is still to compare him to the great names, nothing more, nothing less.

Guys, there's an imitator of Brizz89 as well. I apologize for any offense, because not everything comes from my mouth. Anyway, I'm not boasting about my reviews; in fact, I do them to be judged, so you all give the judgment that you think is best. I'm not complaining.

Hello, I would like to point out that the last Brizz89 who spoke is a duplicate. And the self-vote is not mine, just for the record. Hehe.

But enough with criticizing those who review albums that have already been done. This is the best review of Stadium Arcadium published here; if it hadn't been done, it would have been worse, right? Why criticize multiple reviews? If someone feels like trying to outdo the other reviewers in quality, then good for them! Damn, I completely agree with what you're saying. However, I find that Tell Me Baby is not an update of Can't Stop, but rather the best song on the album alongside Snow and Hump De Bump, truly well-made tracks.

The album may not reach the levels of previous works, but it's not bad either. I agree that there are too many tracks; making a selection and crafting an album with the 15 best would surely have elevated its quality significantly. It’s also true that many tracks sound alike, but that doesn’t take away 3 points out of 5 from an album that, for all its commercial and predictable nature, is listenable and enjoyable.

The fact that it's a scrap album should silence all the detractors of SOAD. Realize that Steal This Album in 2002 was one of the best albums of the year, even though it was made of leftovers. This highlights, first of all, how few are left making good music, and secondly, how there are people out there who don't understand a damn thing, because okay, everyone has their own tastes, but denigrating them just because "they make nu metal" (which isn’t even true) is ridiculous. SOAD revolutionized music with their first 3 albums; while I agree that they lost a lot of ground after that, the first 3 albums are ABSOLUTELY UNTOUCHABLE.

Truly amazing. Every note is perfectly set in this masterpiece; it may be too catchy for metalheads to accept (but in my opinion, System isn't metal, so I don't see why metal lovers should complain, just don't listen to it) but an album this beautiful has been rarely found since 1990. 4 for the review, well done.

Not giving this album a 5 is an offense to music. If it's not the best of the last 7 years, it's definitely among the top 4-5 spots. Impossible to deny its perfection. I agree with those who accuse them of having gone commercial after this, but I don't agree with those who dismiss this review because "too many have been made" (which means nothing) and I also don't agree with those who call this NU METAL (which is a terrible genre). Nu metal is a mindless mishmash, a commercially viable genre for everyone that mixes rap and metal (generally) into a heterogeneous product that changes its name every time (Disturbed, P.O.D., Korn, Sevendust, etc.) but can sometimes be appreciated. What do SOAD have that is nu metal? I want someone to explain it to me. And the definition of nu metal itself is too vague... no one has ever explained this nu metal theory in a plausible way.
Good review, perfect album.

Aa a great!