Tobby

DeRank ™: 1,43

DeAge™ : 7328 days • Here since 17 may 2006

Love Contact

Baustelle Amen

4 feb 08

Voto:

To me, Charlie surfing sucks.

Blood Stain Child Mozaiq

1 feb 08

Voto:

Freedom, what a great piece! Honestly, they remind me of Enter Shikari... :D

Bullet For My Valentine Scream Aim Fire

31 jan 08

Voto:

Bonny se l'emo is pop/punk with eyeliner, the Rooney are indie rock.

Avenged Sevenfold Avenged Sevenfold

31 jan 08

Voto:

Well, come on, bat country is so awesome...

Bullet For My Valentine Scream Aim Fire

31 jan 08

Voto:

by the way, none of the BFMV have bangs :)

Bullet For My Valentine Scream Aim Fire

31 jan 08

Voto:

Sorry guys, but what does emo have to do with Bullet For My Valentine?
Putting aside the fact that emo is a completely different thing that has nothing to do with romanticism, love, broken hearts, etc., but what the hell is emo about this album? Maybe the name of the band? Just because it has melody doesn't mean it's emo, guys. In my opinion, this album is straightforward pop metal, mainstream metal; you get what I mean, but EMO no!!

Paramore Riot!

31 jan 08

Voto:

In-depth review but one I strongly disagree with, starting from the genre which I would classify as Pop/Punk and certainly not Rock. Even emo and "dark emo" (?) have nothing to do with this, except for the members of the band’s hairstyles. That said, I like them and this album is nice, but after a while it gets boring... too enthusiastic of a review.. :D
P.S. They are playing in Milan with New Found Glory in February; I’ll let you know how they are live...

Bullet For My Valentine Scream Aim Fire

28 jan 08

Voto:

I can't stand them just because they lived off one CD for 4 years, releasing a new edition every 2 months and churning out a single every 2 days... it's truly embarrassing.

Federico Moccia Scusa Ma Ti Chiamo Amore

22 jan 08

Voto:

Instead of commenting on this review - since we all agree and we know it - go to mine :D

Squirrel Bait Skag Heaven

14 jan 08

Voto:

Sending the army would at least be a signal, a signal that the State is present and intends to do something about the huge problem of the camorra. Instead, days go by, and not a single leaf moves - every so often the news broadcasts serve us the fanfare that a major fugitive has been arrested, accompanied by the satisfied cheers of the current politicians - and the next day it’s all the same. The problem is not the camorra per se, but the fact that it has now infiltrated politics in a substantial and capillary way. And when it is up to the camorra to fight the camorra, I see no way out (unless we wait for this political class to die of old age - hoping that the next one will be better).