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I forgot...

I felt it was almost mandatory to visit and comment on your (by the way, very beautiful) review of Dreamwarrior since you're practically the only one commenting on my (few) reviews... I don't know this album, but I'm familiar with the artist and I believe I'll do my best to get something soon... anyway, Braido is great, so 4 out of trust and 4 for the review too... bye

I am overwhelmed by my tears... no one knows this record... sigh sigh... ah... me sad... me poor wretch... father forgive them because they don't know what they are missing....

Oops... sorry... portrait: Good Fidia

For Surferkangaroo: ... Um... actually, if you had read the review, you would understand a bit more... my comment was to poke fun at the fact that the reviewer does not consider a group like Radiohead to be commercial since they are on MTV day in and day out (nd Giovanni Rana)... I think like you and contrary to the reviewer... bye bye...

what a live... so amazing... in history...

conversation between friends: X: have you ever heard Ok Computer?? Y: look, I usually listen to commercial music so I don't deserve to listen to that kind of music made by Radiohead.
X: but what do you mean by commercial music?? Y: well, all that music that plays on Mtv and on the radio that drives kids crazy and makes them think they're listening to the best of the best just because they don't listen to Mina or Britney Spears and there are 2 guitars without actually understanding a damn thing about the music being offered... OOPS...

Well done Fidia... of course, if someone copies the first one, I believe it will be hard for anyone to trust the authenticity of the second... it takes time, my dear Nikko89... so here's some encouragement to keep going and a reprimand for the arrogance and lack of humility... in short... accept the (just) insults and earn trust the hard way...

Ah... the grades

No... Motorhead are beyond discussion... certainly, compared to the music being offered today, possibly even a group of kids playing in a garage is better... but I believe history should be considered for what it was and in relation to today only for the influence it has had on the present... it would be like calling Edison a fool just because he only knew how to turn on a light bulb... Motorhead were one of the most important bands for the development of hard rock and heavy attitude, and they influenced practically all the music that was considered "extreme" at that time (NWOBHM, Bay Area Thrash, etc.) which would give rise to the current metal genre in its various extreme forms... viewed through today's eyes, they may seem bad, but I assure you that at the time, no one was rougher, more outrageous, and more rock 'n' roll than they were, and they were an institution for anyone who wanted to play "heavy"... think about it, people, think about it...