Cornell

@FRANCI: you're climbing the walls, stop it, I can't stand the screeching of your nails! ;) You don't have to go against the tide just because it seems cool, dear. Panico explained the matter to you well. You're 18 or so, I assume, and even if you had the grunge encyclopedia, you'd still be missing the fundamental part you can never have. Just "Alive" is enough to wipe away your reasoning. Do you really think a mediocre band could have written an anthem for a generation?

When the Music's Over.. Turn Out The Lights.. Turn Out The Lights.. Turn Out The Lights..

Please, dear.. Regarding the thoughts of the Catholic Church, of Pope Kaiserslautern & Co., I have long dissociated myself, as I see religion merely as a way to explain the inexplicable. There are many, and this one honestly seems the most improbable to me. The Church is a million years behind and does not intend to adapt to modern thought. It remains fixed on its old and stale positions, not allowing for dissent. A behavior that I find embarrassingly obtuse. If the Church were to put its immense wealth at the disposal of those in need, the problem of poverty and hunger in the world would already be well on its way to being solved. If they did that, I would start to believe in Christian charity again.

Not exactly original... But... "Ten," "Vs.," "Vitalogy," "No Code," "Yield," "Binaural," "Rioct Act," "Lost Dogs," "Pearl Jam," "Backspacer," interspersed with an endless series of live shows, touring around the world for 20 years. Oceanic crowds... 60 million albums sold. They don’t seem like a "mediocre" band to me. What more were they supposed to do? The style is what it is, whether you like it or not, but the Pearl Jam have written songs that will go down in history; few can boast the voice and evocative power of a frontman like Eddie Vedder, two guitarists like Gossard and McCready, a drummer like Cameron (God bless him), not to mention Ament, who is always too little acknowledged. If these are mediocre people...

I hate and I love... Perpetual conflict... Mythical game, exhaustive review that best describes one of the cornerstones of the old gray console... What a headache though Tomb Raider, already extremely difficult in the first chapter.

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Virgin...

I couldn’t quite tell if it was true or just a hoax, but the fact is I was in line this afternoon, flipping through the radio stations. Every now and then a break from Virdin is needed to feel the "difference" of what’s playing elsewhere. I happened to catch it; I stayed tuned for about 5 to 10 minutes with the astonished expression of someone unfortunate enough to see Platinette naked. I almost crashed my car. Then I found myself asking 120-130 times: "But... why?" After that, the only thing that came to my mind was: "But F*** OFF!" Especially towards the Naaa-Nanana-Nanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaa. And to the comment from the pathetic DJ of the moment: "Well, if it’s your favorite band, this probably won't make you happy, but if Vasco fans who don’t know Radiohead can get closer to this band, who are valid and famous worldwide, but certainly don’t have the affection of fans here to fill S. Siro." After that, I felt a murderous instinct rising... Then again "BUT F*** OFF" and I thought "This is not true at all, it was like that TV show where you had a blackout for 2:17, but you didn’t see or hear a damn thing." 1 because it can’t get any lower. I’ll spare the review. Actually, no...

De_Lorenzo: I would prefer a hammer hit (with a rubber mallet of course) on my balls. The review deserves the highest score because it's very well written, but the subject... See previous line. Oh, but now that's enough!

Five, five, five, five and again five. To you and the Depeche. One of the greatest bands of the last 30 years. Dave Gahan is a frontman with balls of steel (quote: Anatas)! And Gore.. Well.. It’s Martin Gore, do we need to say more? Ah yes, Andy Fletcher.. That’s all there is to say.