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Rating:
LA RECENSIONE
Note: this is a really (no, really) crappy album, but perhaps it fits at metal parties.
Those from times gone by/
who passionately cared for/
pop-dance electro-minds!/
With the joy of seeing/
the shame already rising/
happy-metal finds relief!/
Now the deathster is already pissed off/
at hearing "Money Money":/
that money he despises!/
While someone already enjoys,/
but this attempt is pretentious/
it makes no sense, has no purpose./
Scandalous indeed was the track/
"Voulez-Vouz" that I listened to/
"S.O.S.": a merciful veil!/
But the album is carefree/
and it makes sense that it exists:/
...to exalt precariousness!/
I do say, with ardor,/
that those metal groups/
bearers of metal/
could certainly make an album/
of original material!/
No! We go and masturbate!/
From the night of all time/
such balls existed/
now they even dress in leather!/
when Aqua made melody/
with no purpose whatsoever/
except to "fill the space"!/
Such work was a blow/
in the veins of the metallore:/
this album, an arcane mystery./
It was better when there was/
only the Slayer supporting/
"Death to the non-metal"!/
Comments will be harsh,/
I already know, but it doesn't matter:/
"unwittingly demented"!/
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Summary by Bot
This review harshly criticizes the 'A Tribute To ABBA' album, describing it as a poor metal tribute lacking purpose and coherence. The reviewer finds the metal covers awkward and unconvincing, suggesting the project serves little meaningful purpose beyond filling space. Despite its flaws, the album might only suit metal party settings. Ultimately, it urges for original material over cover attempts.Tracklist
