Larrok

Yes, of course, also for that. What I meant is that I would like every user to be "sincere" in quotes and to be convinced of their own ideas. In short, I wish they wouldn’t consider Debaser as a dump where they can unload every nonsense or create a thousand identities to discredit those who disagree with them. It is, first and foremost, undemocratic. There is the principle of one head, one vote. Then, regarding passing the time: there are plenty of really nice users who don’t resort to double or triple identities, so…

@bartle: I'm not that pessimistic come on... there are a lot of people who have never created any fake... :) and anyway, if I have to insult someone, I'd at least like to know who the hell they are, right? ;)

For "And Justice for All," Lars, along with Bob Rock, did a significant amount of re-editing, cutting and stitching, dozens of botched takes, and post-production. In fact, live, he has never played the tracks from that album the same way as on the record; however, he was the one who played the tracks in the studio.

Death Immortal, Carbonized 95, Ros, Lola, Schweppes: all users who just happen to have written from 6 to 13 comments, all within the same period... what a coincidence! At this point, I would hope that the editors come up with a method to limit access to the site to just one usable account, perhaps based on the IP address of the concerned PC... or something similar...

Haha! Lux, have you seen that the friend Darkhaem through the fake Ros is complimenting his own reviews? Inhumane case!!

At first listen, it sounds truly beautiful. Simple, moving, and without overly baroque arrangements.

Great album, tasty rhythm section, the sincere face of new-wave, although I prefer "Remain in Light" from this genre. I completely disagree about the two covers; the original versions are, for me, superior. Right now, I give it a solid 4, but I know that the rating may grow over time with more listens.

The strongest Italian number 10 of the last 15-20 years is called Roberto Baggio, there's no debate about it. Regarding education: we’re not talking about Ibra or Balotelli here, but about the comparison of style and class between the two captains. A vulgar and rude burino is best left where he was born; keep him close and enjoy his great performances on the international stage (see the shameful spit at Poulsen). For the national team: meanwhile, Maldini stopped wearing the blue jersey at 34 after 14 years of service, not at 29 in the prime of his career. The national team jersey should be an honor to wear and one should do everything to earn it; instead, from the gentleman burino, we only hear nonsense like "the match against Manchester is more important than the World Cup final": horrifying! Zanetti, for his part, holds the record for appearances for the Argentine national team, another lesson the burino friend should learn. On the billions wasted by Moratti: number 1, the money is his and he can do whatever the hell he wants with it, number 2, "if we had the money, we would have won 3 scudetti," and if my grandfather had 4 balls he would be a pinball machine... One last thing: Inter didn’t steal a damn thing. They won 2 scudetti on the field, and you were screwed both times, go cry about the referees. Want to celebrate on May 31? I’ll celebrate on the 27th!

Blechtrommel, if you want to listen to the Ozric, I recommend "Strangeitude," "Erpland," and "Jurassic Shift." I think they are their best works. Bye. :)

Originally, the 2 albums were released separately, one in '94, the other in '95. In 2003, they were collected together in this Snapper release. A nice review, detailed and interesting. My vote goes to "Become the Other" (perhaps the last great album by Ozric), as I have only heard "Myriapod" from Aborescence.