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This album is proof that they are not shitty composers (as many have claimed) and that they have bravely managed to break away from the image of fools we all knew… I really like the album (damn, listen to the wonderful "stockholm syndrome" or the super-fast "go"), but I preferred them more when they were fools… Bye!

I only have "How Can I Live" and "Te Amo...I Hate You" by Ill Nino and they’re not bad. Then I found out that they had a little feud with Fred Durst, but I don’t really know why, does anyone know? (Yeah, I like to mind other people's business)... Bye!

Great album! Amazing! Keep sending reviews like this!

I wanted to write the review myself (actually, I had already written it) but I didn't dare to publish it because for me it's such a HISTORICAL album... Plus, you talk about it really well and then you give it a 3?? Why the hell a 3?? Even if I think the best one is "Life is Peachy" (and "Follow the Leader" and "Issues" are also amazing), you can't just give this album a 3!! P.S.: why not even a line about "Daddy"? (I talked about it in my review)

Still with these damn Linkin Park? Enough! I can't stand this boy band pretending to be alternative to attract naive girls and young people... They are the ruin (alongside Crazy Town and partly Limp Bizkit, I mean the latest ones, because at least they made some great albums in the beginning) of nu-metal!

Dude, I agree with you about the Black Eyed Peas (Fergie)! The review isn't bad, but to me, Avril really sucks (with that fake rock chick image) so...

Come on guys, at least one of you could have posted it, right? :(

First of all, thank you for responding correctly and thoroughly (not everyone can do that). However, you were referring to a discussion that is primarily related to his attitude beyond the music; after all, the media created this (and not him, remember that) and he simply stepped into it with both feet. I'll admit that, but I repeat, this has nothing to do with the music. Regarding the superficial satanism: he used the figure of the Antichrist merely as a form of rebellion (I believe you know the story of the trilogy from rebel, Antichrist Superstar, to androgynous of the music business, Mechanical Animals, and then reaching Holy Wood). He tried to move the minds of young Americans with his songs, taking advantage of his great visibility in the music business, but in the end, he was archived and labeled as a freak show phenomenon, and he did nothing but conform, unfortunately. Please, let's not compare him to boy bands, especially since he has produced good albums, and I believe they aren't even as commercial as many say.

Marilyn Manson almost worse than a boy band? Do you even know what he sings about? Have you ever listened to one of his albums or more? If you want to judge him just because, thanks to the media, he has become an idol for kids who think they're being rebellious, then we’re in bad shape... The same goes for grunge; the music was genuine before MTV arrived (even though I don't like it), but the grunge image was just a mass fashion phenomenon where the media found their oil well. Sorry for the outburst, but I wanted to say it. Ps: Besides "The Nobodies," I also forgot "Target Audience" (very, very beautiful!) Sorry.

So they're not just fighting over the reviews of 'knot... anyway, the anonymous person who wrote a line from "evviva la visione" by Elio e le Storie Tese is amazing, identify yourself!!