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Good review, I have to listen to it.. Hi dear

@Longlive: I almost agree with everything you've said. Ian Paice is a monstrous drummer. As for Dickinson, I can tell you that, being a singer myself, his power and range are truly impressive, even though I've never completely gone crazy for him. I'm not debating his abilities; of course, someone like him is a true professional, just look at how many dates he does and has done on a tour, especially how close together they are. Maintaining that voice (and what a voice it is) time after time is a sign of great professionalism and pure technique. He is and will remain one of the greatest singers of all time. Compared to Chris Cornell (a singer I appreciate more, for power and range, back in the day, that is), he's on another planet because today he can still sing like he did a thousand years ago, while Cornell has completely burned out. Anyway, Cornell's singing has always given me more emotions than Dickinson's, whom I find too technical and epic. I find it much more challenging, having tried, of course, to follow the vocal lines of the old Cornell or Robert Plant compared to Dickinson, not to mention Ian Gillan. Please don’t take it the wrong way.

Enough with these fucking Clash, I can’t take it anymore... I've heard more bullshit in the comments about the review than in the review itself. Anarcho, the Clash were playing when you weren't even a thought... They weren't a fucking boy band... And then... The Pistols a boy band? Like Gazosa? Doesn’t seem like it to me. Punk means "not worth a damn" and the Sex Pistols, especially "that asshole" as someone called Syd Vicious, fully embodied the motto. Vicious was the ultimate incarnation of punk: I don’t know how to play bass, but I play with the Pistols, I don’t give a fuck about anything, I piss on your faces at concerts and throw up on you, I act like a beast and mock the world. I look like a Nazi but you don’t understand a damn thing, I do it just to provoke. Punk was the most extreme provocation! And forget about the Clash, go listen to Black Flag, Crass, Discharge, Dead Kennedys, Germs, Circle Jerks, and take a step back with The Stooges and New York Dolls.

Beautiful review (maybe you repeated Kirk a bit too much, and I believe "accecato" is written like this..). I need to give more space to my jazz listens..

The drummer was an incredible hammer.. It wasn't understood that the worst were your favorite band..

If you accidentally bought this CD, you could have returned it right away! An anarchist from '92? It makes me laugh..

"Communication breakdown" (Led Zeppelin I, 1969) is the breaking point between what was already there and what will be played after... They were the greatest, even though they didn't invent anything... Where do we leave Hendrix?

Yes, it's him... A real dumbass...

The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra thought the same when it tailored a splendid classical arrangement to Nothing Else Matters. Maybe you're exaggerating a bit... Even Metallica's music is music, if I'm not mistaken.

Well done, Giovanni!