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"If Corgan had included 15 songs on this album, he would have created one of the best rock albums of the '90s." I quote, re-quote, and absolutely reiterate that in a damn way!

Yes, you're right, but behind these gentlemen there were bands that were kicking the ass of sparrows.. Simo, I don't even know how to change the nickname.

Simo, there were two questions: the reasons and the groups. Mentioning four famous groups was something we could all do. Are you studying and researching online? Hello? You forgot The Who, Deep Purple, and the Rolling Stones anyway. And what about adding Metallica, Judas Priest, and Iron Maiden? And where do we leave Jimi Hendrix? Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Johnny Winter, Albert Collins? And Elvis? Damn, you could have mentioned Elvis.. And the Sex Pistols, who influenced millions of bands with just one album? The Nirvana? And we’re not including Nirvana? Neil Young? The Clash and the Ramones? Frank Zappa? Cream? MC5? Butthole Surfers? Kyuss? I'm still waiting for the reasons, Simo......s......cool..........91.. 91 I hope that’s not your birth year, because that year saw the release of Nevermind, Badmotorfinger, Ten, Blood Sugar Sex & Magic, the Black Album, Gish, Sailing the Seas of Cheese, TEMPLE OF THE DOG, Contradictions Collapse, Arise, Wretch.. Look, couldn’t you get your place at the registry office changed?

What the hell, album S T R A T O S F E R I C O!!! Review a bit less..

No, I don't know them.. What kind of music do they make?

You're a loser, not even close to being cool... Simoloser...

"First of all, I don't consider the LEDs the most influential group of all time for various reasons; there are bands that have given much more." Reasons and which bands, please?

Hey Captain, the Maiden will be proud to have someone with such devoted passion by their side. And what can I say, few bands can boast what they have achieved in almost thirty years of recording career. Taking off my hat seems obligatory. What has always impressed me is the continuity and professionalism of these gentlemen, their "monstrous" tours, always impeccable, even with three or four dates in a row and minimal breaks between shows. The humility and greatness of the Maidens can be found in your words: "The best half hour of their career... Bruce with a megaphone getting the audience to sing Christmas songs, Janick, Dave, and Steve kicking a ball around and starting to juggle with the people in the pit, Adrian improvising juggling acts with three oranges, Nicko a bit in the shadows... perhaps annoyed because the others are stealing his role as the Group's Buffoon (and I say this with all the possible affection...). What other band would do that? Bye Captain, you’re always great...

When Metallica were still Metallica. Good times. Then, well... Jason Newsted noticed it too and took off.

Thank goodness in Italy we still have people who are overflowing with style and class. Unfortunately, they always belong to the previous generation. Great Ornella, beautiful review.