bjork68

I didn’t dislike this album at all. They’re pleasant and talented, and live they’re even better than what I had heard from friends. The review, as usual, is very nice; it’s a pleasure to see people like you here on Debaser, who never offend and have respect for everyone, and if someone criticizes them, they don’t take it personally, and most importantly, they don't feel superior to anyone.

yes, of course, Dave, but the know-it-all is right, there are so many names to mention and think about how many we don't even know. I'm signing off now, I've had enough of this discussion. We'll meet again in much better places, Dave. ciaooo :0)

Sorry Dave, I was replying to you. You're really nice, and I appreciate your genuine and blind passion for Pink Floyd and your way of critiquing, which may not always be agreeable but is sincere and respectful. You, unlike the pretazzo (it rhymes so much with.....), are here for the music.

It was just a silly joke. Who could I offend, maybe just Bellucci at most. Dave Jon Gilmour, I know he’s not trash; the real trash is D’Alessio and company. But believe me, those guys haven’t invented anything, they’ve just taken from '70s bands that are much, much better than them. As I often say, I’m not an expert, but I have the right like everyone else to express opinions, whether they are wise or stupid doesn’t matter, no one is perfect. Moreover, the times I realized I went too far, I’ve always apologized, and at least I have the humility NOT TO WRITE REVIEWS. I'm here for the music and nothing else, not like pretazzo, who as you can see in his profile, DOESN'T TALK ABOUT MUSIC AT ALL. (Ooh, the quote from "The Deer Hunter," how refined!!)

and now you can also cover me with insults, wasted breath, because I'm done with you

PROFILE OF A PRETENDER:
Post-adolescent Alcoholic Single Neurotic Hysterical Paranoid Reactionary Misanthrope Asocial Sociopath Arrogant Presumptuous Rude Things worth living for: -Cocktails (Long Island uber alles) -Holydays in the sun (not the song) -Paul Westerberg shouting "We don't wanna know!!!" -DeNiro and friends singing at the top of their lungs in front of a pool table in Pittsburgh, before being called for The Dirty War (hope you got that) -The Simpsons -Internet -Certain blondes and certain redheads Things it would be better to change planet for: -Everything else (especially, all those laborers stolen from agriculture wandering through this bizarre world, the scum that if it didn’t exist, no one would feel the need to invent it)

THIS IS YOUR PRETAZZO PROFILE, your arrogance shines through, your malice towards everyone masked with cheap irony. You even lower yourself to criticize the photos someone puts on their profile, childish!! Furthermore, you're everywhere (like davejongilmour, but at least he's nice and kind), in reviews of albums you probably don’t even listen to, just for the sake of criticizing and embarrassing those you don’t like. Probably your life is empty and unhappy, and you need to feel better by offending and mocking others; if that's the case, I pity you. I don’t know why we are just nicknames here, dear pretazzo, and we know nothing about anyone. You call me provocative? Then if I am, you’re an idiot for paying attention to me every time and replying, but you can’t help it; it’s stronger than you, you need to humiliate someone to feel alive.

Coolras, you tell your little friends, assuming you have a scrap of a woman to be with.

First of all, I see that you're quite agitated if anyone dares to criticize what you like. I haven't offended anyone; I just expressed my opinion. This is a free site, yet it seems you thrive on gratuitous insults since you call me a provocateur and, not so subtly, stupid. I listened to Anthrax for three years thanks to my sister, and frankly, that hasn't convinced me that it's good music. I didn’t say that you’re idiots for listening to it or that I despise you, so calm down, otherwise if you can’t handle someone criticizing your music, you’d be better off creating a personal site. As for your comments in various reviews, my opinions are pearls of wisdom compared to yours, and it seems you've even been ridiculed by many, dear pretazzo.

Well done, Robert Fripp! I saw your profile, really impressive. I don’t know if you’re familiar with Emerson, Lake & Palmer; many believe they are cold, obsessive perfectionists, excessively baroque and kitsch. Part of this is true, but they were great at blending classical music and rock. I suggest you listen to ELP’s first album, the self-titled one, then "Trilogy" and "Brain Salad Surgery," the latter being a triumph of progressive music with electronic influences and cybernetic atmospheres, widely imitated by bands like Kraftwerk, and so on. However, if you can’t stand this kind of lavish and redundant prog and you love fairy-tale-like and delicate atmospheres, I can recommend Gentle Giant with "Acquiring the Taste," and if you love psychedelia, I highly recommend Gong, with "Angel's Egg."