19Lunghezze Banned

 The drums spray bullets and the guitars are chainsaws!

 Mieszko Talarczyk would not want an RIP, but a burp on the microphone at the unity party.

Grind Finale is a comprehensive 2-CD compilation album that covers the entire career of grindcore legends Nasum, featuring 153 tracks including 21 unreleased songs. The album documents the band's raw intensity, chaotic energy, and wide thematic range, serving as a final farewell after the tragic death of frontman Mieszko Talarczyk. The review highlights the abrasive, unrestrained nature of their music while reflecting on the absurd and fearless spirit behind it. Despite its challenging sound, the album is seen as a powerful statement and fitting end to Nasum's legacy. Dive into Nasum's Grind Finale and experience the raw power of grindcore's unforgettable chapter.

 The album contains bland music that seems like it came out of a music box, sounds like mobile phone ringtones.

 I preferred Ringo Starr more as a cartoon in Sergent Pepper than live because he plays the drums badly and sparsely.

This review offers a critical perspective on The Beatles' Abbey Road album, focusing on perceived technical shortcomings and personal taste for heavier metal music. While acknowledging the band's historical importance, the reviewer finds most songs lacking in complexity and energy. Only a few tracks receive mild praise. The review contrasts classic rock with modern metal preferences. Discover a fresh and honest take on Abbey Road – read the full review and explore the album with new perspective.

 This concert is a hell of a concert, no matter what you pathetic sophisticated know-it-alls say.

 Songs that give you goosebumps or balls.

This review praises Vasco Rossi’s live album Fronte del Palco Live as a powerful and vital rock experience. It emphasizes the depth and energy of the songs, comparing them to legendary rock figures. The reviewer urges listeners to appreciate the album without prejudice and recalls the spirit of past generations. Despite some strong language targeting critics, the review highlights the album’s musical quality and emotional impact. Listen to Vasco Rossi’s Fronte del Palco Live and experience the raw power of Italian rock history!

 Oliver Stone is a pain-in-the-ass director because he’s always chasing sensationalism in his films as he realizes the fickleness of the masses and how they’re in the hands of the media.

 In Any Given Sunday, everything is a notch above, while you playing at SNAI never win because you bet 1 euro on 865 teams.

The review praises Oliver Stone’s 'Any Given Sunday' as a masterful and larger-than-life sports drama unique to American cinema. It highlights the film’s sharp casting, dynamic storytelling, and cultural depth compared to other clichéd soccer films. The reviewer admires Stone's ability to depict the spectacle and social realities of American football through strong character archetypes and powerful social observations. The film is recommended for its bold and authentic approach. Discover the intensity and drama of Oliver Stone’s 'Any Given Sunday' – watch it now and experience American football like never before!

 "Serpent Saints" and "Masters of Death" are as destructive as a boulder falling from the mountains, destroying everything.

 It's a bomb!!! A death 'n' roll that is danced like the most vulgar lap dance but is an oxymoron of a '60s twist.

The review praises Entombed's ninth studio album, 'Serpent Saints: The Ten Amendments,' emphasizing its raw power and lineup changes. Tracks like 'Amok' and 'When in Sodom' energize with intense death metal riffs. The reviewer celebrates the album's aggressive spirit and danceable chaos, making it a standout for metal fans. The album is described as explosive, capturing the essence of live metal culture. Dive into Entombed's raw energy—listen to Serpent Saints and unleash your inner metal beast now!

 Music that I’ve learned to appreciate during our meditation sessions, even though I’m a die-hard metalhead.

 This type of music is for everyone, for Hippies, trainers, beauty centers, YOGA, and whoever else you can think of.

The reviewer, originally a dedicated metal fan, discovers Popol Vuh’s 1976 album Yoga through meditation in a karate dojo. This spiritual and hallucinatory music transforms the reviewer’s perspective, blending 70s hippie culture with Eastern influences. Despite initial skepticism, the album becomes a soothing prelude to both training and social moments, appreciated by diverse friends. The reviewer explores how this music enables a mental journey beyond their usual metal preferences. Explore Popol Vuh's Yoga and let its spiritual sounds transport your mind beyond genres and time.

 This bomb from Nepal will burn you alive and you will do nothing but suffer like beasts.

 'Hate Suicide' starts strong, immediately goes into pole position and you struggle to keep up because before you notice it’s behind you.

This passionate review praises Pestilence's 'Resurrection Macabre' as a fierce and unpredictable album blending brutal metal with jazzy fusion. The vivid descriptions highlight the album's intensity, dynamics, and emotional impact. The reviewer shares personal connections and invites listeners to experience the chaotic energy. Notable tracks like 'Hate Suicide' and 'Sickness and Death' stand out for their power and creativity. Experience Pestilence’s brutal fusion—listen to Resurrection Macabre now and unleash the chaos!