Vincent Valentine

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Oh the Finleys, this review was definitely missing.

The grades.

Well done, technicians, whatever you want: but you can't keep serving up dragons, knights, and elves for ten years. For me, the Domine are better; they're just as Italian.

It's a nice group for sure: nothing like Rhapsody. Now, I don't quite remember this album, I'm afraid I'll confuse it with the next one, but I liked it, Ride Of The Valkyries was really nice.

I listened to it in days long gone. Ah, what wonderful times. A bit alternative in themes and lyrics: no dragons, knights against dragons, pretty princesses... Much less in terms of sound, but well, in life we must be optimistic. The rating would be three and a half, but today I'm feeling generous.

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I listened to it.... Let's say it didn't particularly impress me, probably due to the silly lyrics. The review is too short, but essential: I agree on their good technique, but I repeat, in my opinion there is much better out there, also from a sound perspective. The 4 on the record is based on trust, I need to listen to it again.

Exactly, whoever it is, they're an idiot. Whether it's Korn or anyone else, they're still a big idiot.

So: it's a beautiful discussion that could be opened here, certainly already addressed in other reviews. Assuming that, in my opinion, S.O.A.D. are the best band in the Nu Metal genre after all (considering that Nu Metal itself is quite commercial, not just the more renowned names), this CD is the most alternative release from the Armenian quartet, but not their best album, which I believe is "Toxicity." After that, they absurdly became commercial, I agree, and apart from a few good tracks, the last two albums are scandalously commercial, sometimes reminiscent of Festivalbar. What "Toxicity" has that stands out for me are the Eastern melodies, which are much less present in this CD, and which in the following one make some songs really evocative. Just think of the totally instrumental and entirely ethnic ghost track from the aforementioned album, in my opinion a great conclusion. In conclusion, I would love to hear your opinion (since I think you are a fan of S.O.A.D.) on the album issue, and overall the review is positive.