Saputello

Well, I think dogs have nothing to do with this, come on, you can't just randomly mention a band just because they're experimental. As for the rest, I reiterate my opinion: an album far from perfect, but in some ways groundbreaking.

Bah, I agree with Alessio's point, it's just that I feel slightly less inclined to raise my voice over these things, maybe because I now see Debaser as more of a game or little more, like a common exchange of opinions and not as a news outlet. After all, if I really want to get informed about something, I go read other sites, like Ondarock, Sentireascoltare, Arlequins, and so on. In the end, I don't care whether this is the tenth or whatever review on In Utero; it could be the twentieth if it said something different or was at least something personal and fun, but unfortunately, it's neither of those things. But the editors were right to publish it; after all, this has always been Debaser's philosophy of freedom. Rather, I would do a bit of housecleaning on the database after a while, getting rid of reviews like this one.

"We're in 1993: the commercial glory of 'Nevermind' has led the band to attain a level of popularity never before seen for a group coming from the alternative scene." ------------> Here we are at a novelty and information coefficient of zero. The album is the best of Nirvana.

I’m listening to it these days and I must say I had the same impression, that is, an album that draws on a vintage sound, but despite the references and similarities, it still creates a personal atmosphere. However, even now, I can't give it more than 4 stars (and 4 is quite a lot).

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You've got the wrong site, this is not the Dream Theater fan club. The album after the decent (at least the first part) Six Degrees is dreadful.

I follow the reasoning of I love music, but I'm already looking to the future.

I just want to say to those who claimed that all the important albums to review are finished: that's not true. There are still significant ones that have yet to be uncovered. Classical music itself is a territory still to be explored.

This album is nice, although nothing remarkable. When she smiles, she reminds me of Laura Pausini.

Jim! Goodness gracious! You're alive! Give me your hand (or your dick, you choose) buddy!