Dott. Fottermeier

It's a calculated risk, Voodoo, but they play it safe. The evidence is that, of course, the album is coming out as always during Christmas. But I have nothing against all of this, you know.

Very good, Hellring! They have been one of my go-to listens this year, 2009. An album that grows with each listen but never risks being boring or falling into mere stylistic exercise. I would rate it a 4.5, but since it’s Christmas time, I’ll round it up to 5. On the other hand, I just can’t seem to enjoy the latest from Ancestors, which saddens me a bit. And now, excuse me, but I’m off to have a pear.

We could discuss it for hours, but everyone would stick to their own opinion. For you, John Deacon is a great bassist and for me he’s just average, that’s all. Best regards.

To Cristià... you like to win easily, huh?

Venusian, why do you say he's an asshole, what did Paoletto do to you at the gym?

They remind me a lot, too much of Sleep. Anyway, it’s not the debut album, since they released "Rise Thru The Open Door" back in 2005, if I'm not mistaken. Nice video, Caz!

JohanneSulver, the meaning of my sentence was easy to grasp, but I see that for you it was too much as well. Let me explain briefly: it is practically "objective" that in the dynamic of the group John Deacon was the least talented, and that his contribution was significantly less than the other three. I'm not saying this; the numbers say it. When it comes to songwriting, he's the one who wrote the fewest songs, he wasn't even able to do backing vocals (tone-deaf like few) or harmonies, something that Roger Taylor could do effortlessly, and finally, his bass lines were far from irresistible. A good bassist, sure, but definitely a secondary player, unlike the other three. If you need to disagree with everything I write, feel free, it’s not like I won't sleep tonight, eh. And now excuse me, but I'm going to enjoy a nice potato in sauce.

...except John Deacon.

Me? I only eat Gagarin-style Eggs! And what are you waiting for?

Sure, Wolfmother also have the same rights as other human beings. I'm listening to their CD in the car these days, but there are some tracks that get you pumped up, you want to hit the accelerator and go as fast as you can, yet you find yourself stuck like an idiot in traffic on the eastern bypass.