Doctor J

So apparently we agree Sickman...bye!

The first articles weren't bad at all, but starting tomorrow I’ll stop, and that's when the decline began. Here things are even worse if possible; J-Ax is hypocritical like few others.

I'm jockin', man.

This is the Karl Malone syndrome.

We would like more reviews of Pat Metheny.

I'll book Giovannona Coscialunga!!

So can they review porn too??

Hello guys, I’ll briefly respond to the points made. X Lethe: it's true, I focus a lot on Layne in the review, but how could it be otherwise? He is the one at the center of the stage, the spotlight is constantly on him. Honestly, aside from Cantrell, I believe that for the other instruments there could have been someone else, and little to nothing would have changed. X Sickman: maybe I didn’t explain myself well; I consider Layne's voice practically perfect for the live performance in question, but it must be acknowledged that he is physically very worn out, and it shows (it’s chilling when he takes off his sunglasses for the first time and looks down with lifeless eyes...), his voice suffers because of it, and perhaps I repeat, for the purposes of the performance it’s even better this way, as it adds that extra melodramatic touch, but compared to the times of Facelift or Dirt, there are noticeable steps back... I hope I’ve made myself a bit clearer.

Because with Berlusconi we would be swimming in gold right now, right?

It reads: "'Breathe' is an invitation to seize the moment before 'running straight toward an early death'... then further down: "'Us And Them' is an invitation to seize the moment before 'running straight toward an early death'... I didn't know this...