Saputello

These Melvins are all over the place.

To print this page of comments, I deforested half of the Amazon rainforest. But at least now I can study the discussion in peace under the shade of a nice cherry tree.

"even more beautiful because I stole the original CD from a friend." Well done, idiot, just so you know I'm still waiting for it!
I remind you that I still have your discography of Amedeo Minghi on my desk. I could keep it... it would be a hard blow for your collection.

It's not nice that you are the champion of pointless arguments with fools because it implies one of these things: 1) you have an inferiority complex and thus avoid serious discussions about music because you don't feel capable of handling them.
2) You are a fool as well.
3) You like to act like a fool (like me).
Well, jokes aside, I believe you are a good connoisseur of music, but sometimes your responses are a bit annoying, perhaps because you present yourself in a way that is too arrogant. Like when you got worked up just because I (not referring to you) pointed out that many people feel a kind of reverential fear in judging (or seeing their musical icons judged) objectively. I personally have found that it's very difficult to have a calm discussion online when encountering someone with an opinion radically different (and not necessarily wrong) from your own. Often, this leads to personal insults, so I decided that I would quietly read the discussions that interest me and share my thoughts in a slightly goofy and not too committed way, to avoid lengthy discussions that ultimately lead nowhere. And anyway, Brian Eno is the secret producer of all Jane's Addiction albums.

In my opinion, you are quite mistaken. Maybe you dislike Rancid, and in that case, I can understand, but this album is one of the best to come out of the punk scene in the '90s, in my opinion. The only fair criticism you make is that they are influenced by The Clash.

"Which are the nonsense and which are the good things." Sorry, but I can only decide this myself.

Damn Fiammy, your writing is heavier than Gadda's. When we say "being rural"...

No, but you weren't funny at all. It was the trio Santi Josi Jimmy that was really something.

You have style, Jimmy, no doubt about it. It's a shame that you are so unemployed that you let yourself go and dedicate effort to the most controversial and stupid discussions, in which you act like a virtuous one. You should make better use of your talent, don’t you think?

I honestly find this album embarrassing and lacking in ideas. Just my personal opinion.