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In fact, I already know everything because I always read the news with pleasure, and I am grateful to the Debaser staff for their exceptional work! (You can send my compensation directly in the form of a mega-poster of Kosmogabri's personal profile for me to hang in my room) As for the rest, I’ve mentioned it above.

Objectively, there wasn't much they could do... respect, if nothing else, even though certain sacred monsters could at least consider retirement, if only on a record label level. @Franci, you wouldn't deserve a response, yet I try to be patient and I point out that Max Cavalera is one of the very few who has managed to range widely while staying consistent and above all always delivering; I’ll stop here because I have other objections but laziness holds me back.

You say quartet, but in the photo there are five of them! Of course, I've never heard of them, but from the review, they don’t seem bad. Long live the supersunknown thrash metal.

Even though I really enjoy Black Sabbath (with Ozzy), I've never paid much attention to Ozzy's solo work... I only know a few of the more famous songs, really not much at all; maybe it's because I've always favored Iommi.

It's all true, once I hid behind a corner, a friend of mine passed by and I went "Boo!", he was so shocked that he became gay.

Some time ago, I was talking with a friend about when musicians played with the Allies as they landed in the south, including his teacher at the time. It's a story I find fascinating, and it contains and expresses something I love about jazz, the underground and slightly clandestine spirit it still has today, in my view.

Votes.

Beautiful. As usual, so sour that you have to wear gloves. I believe there could be endless discussion on the subject, but I abstain out of pure laziness.

I'm linking an interview with the subject that might clarify something: 404: Not Found - GameSpot Here’s the text: "GSUK: Does it ever bother you that you never got paid for Tetris?

AP: Well, first of all, it's not true, because originally I granted my rights to Tetris to my Computer Center, to my organisation, for 10 years. And when those 10 years expired, I got my rights back. And since 1996, I've been receiving some royalties for it. And I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting now. And I never complain about those 10 years, either... In order to fight for my rights for the rest of my life, I decided to give it up for a while and make it happen. This decision should be done before people realise what we've given them." He doesn't sound like someone who complains about being robbed.