KREATOR Hate Über Alles Album Review | BangerTV

[@uburn99]

If a band makes mostly similar albums for their entire career people throw the AC/DC label at them “every album sounds the same” but if they change it up every so often people throw the Metallica label at them “they should have just stuck to the same structure”

[@supremelordoftheuniverse5449]

It's not that simple. There is a huge difference between a band being consistent and sticking to its guns, not changing style but offering high quality in release after release - in other words, writing something that no one else could have written because they invented it and are the best at it AND bands that just churn out the same recycled ideas over and over (and become a parody of themselves). Similarly, innovation and style change can be welcome if it's creative and elevates the band to new heights. What Metallica did with the black album was the opposite - they dumbed down the music, slowed down the speed and just went on to play straight forward dad rock.

[@TheRemulosEpsolonProgramme]

Also, Banger and Overkill, we need a new series. “Blayne reads the worst lyrics in metal” That is all. Many thanks.

[@zeldamage001]

I've been listening to this quite a lot the past week and Blayne really brings into words what I've been feeling about this album. Also, please someone tell Blayne to never attempt to pronounce "hate uber alles" ever again!

[@slaydesaid8741]

You mean "Hate Uber Allies"? 🙂

[@Ignite-vz5pm]

Agree. If you want to play more heavy metal music you really have to write catchy riff and choruses. I cant find any if them here

[@IncorrigibleBigotry]

Honestly, at this point I think he does this shit on purpose. Every time he has to say the name "nuclear" he butchers it, like you all know. But he has also said multiple times he'll keep doing it as long as it annoys us. He said the word like a normal person until he noticed saying "nucular" really annoys people. So if anyone at BangerTV is seeing this comment, tell Blayne that we love it and to never stop *Italian chef kiss*

[@zeldamage001]

@@IncorrigibleBigotry haha true

[@brunotvrs]

Also "Genesis 'Ex I Ex'"? 🙃

[@PorscheJon]

I dont think them not being "thrashy" enough is the problem with this record. I think the songs are just not very well written compared to other records. Alot of the guitar parts are recycled and the lyrics are quite frankly lazy and repetitive. Not much stands out in this record.

[@wodensthrone5215]

Pleasure to Kill was their peak

[@ВадимРулевой]

2012 and 2017 was much better than this one 🤘

[@Velociter]

What I like about newer Kreator albums is that they took standard thrash and did something unique with it. Thrash as a genre was getting pretty stale until Kreator breathed new life into it.

[@Oldmanskateboarder]

I actually really enjoyed this album

[@TimC785]

I like the record!

[@ajhpower1972]

Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but I could not disagree with this review enough. Music is dynamic and just because it is not Extreme Agression or Pleasure to Kill part 2 does not make it a bad album. I actually like the fact they have different sounding songs and it's not all speed. I am guessing he didn't like Slayers South of Heaven either.

[@donavonmacgillivray]

My two favorite songs are Midnight Sun and Dying Planet ... Album is solid in my opinion... It is a mixed bag album for sure ... I would like to see kreator be more brutal and punchy instead of being more melodic .. change it up abit ... KREATOR is honestly probably top 10 or top 5 all time favorite bands for me ... \m/

[@kevymetal5817]

Probably the first Kreator album in a long time that I've fully enjoyed front-to-back. Just amazing.

[@kristiankrastanov5995]

Great album, but not as good as their 5 previous albums, especially Phantom Antichrist

[@andysixxlett2632]

Phantom antichrist is incredible!!! But gods of Violence and the new one have some good songs too :)

[@Intermentor]

I think their last good album was Enemy of God. The new one is a little disappointed. Was expecting more after hearing the title-track

[@TimC785]

yup love it

[@mandoschMUh]

Thank you for somewhat putting into words how I felt about this album. It was like with movie trailers these days, the best scenes/songs are given away in singles, and the rest isn't that great. Although I realized I've come to love Kreator very late (saw them live in 2018 the first time), when they were on the Gods of Violence cycle and also played many Phantom Antichrist bangers, both of which are also pretty melodic and somewhat epic, which is exactly why I love those two albums so much. Also agree on the new Sodom album, for me it's the best record ever from these boys.

[@Jakster840]

I'm a big fan of Kreator's later work (Violent Revolution and onwards) and sometimes they can get really lazy with their lyrics. Spending a little time to vary up the choruses would go a long way and would basically fix any of the lyrical issues that I have. HUA is an ok album and I'm glad that I bought it to support the band. Thankfully, their previous material is really solid and more fun to revisit.

[@MacYTMetal]

Strongest of the strong is an absolute banger. I love this album!

[@Tutankamion196]

Finally someone who praises it, instead of calling it "pop metal." Kudos!

[@sadboi7537]

It’s a great album. One can’t expect Extreme Aggression every time they put out a new album.

[@cyrollan]

yeah but without hearing the track i can pretty much guess what the chorus sounds like

[@DeadByThousandCuts]

Got the same felling about this one Blayne, bit to slow pace, not trashy enough, solos are nice and it has few moments here and there but that's about it I rather listen to the old stuff too. So far Ep from Wombbath - The Weight of Reality is what I enjoy the most this year.

[@keng.2468]

This album is a mixed bag. There's some good thrashers, but there's also several clunkers as well. I feel like they wanted to drift a bit from their core thrash sound here, so it may not be everyone's cup of tea.

[@warface4881]

All I need personally is 3 to 4 solid (not even mind blowing) songs and a new tour. so it sounds like I'll be happy. In your opinion what are the strongest songs on the album.

[@MetalNeverDieswithMarkA]

Sick artwork cover that's for sure.

[@vancybergoth]

For me "Hate über alles" is a good album 4 out of 5. There is an unboxing video from the Box-Set on my channel.

[@michaelmartinez7158]

They’ve been doing the Thrash meets Epic Heavy Metal thing for a while already. The difference between this and the last couple is that it feels like they’re trying too hard now. They gotta let moments breathe. The songs always felt like they barely ever kicked into the next gear. They didn’t let songs take flight and sound epic on their own, a bit too heavy handed. Gods of Violence is my favorite, and I wanted more of that here. Not quite, but it isn’t bad.

[@Hegder]

Yeah, I tend to agree. Seems like Blayne is comparing this to their 80s stuff rather than their 2010s output.

[@danielknee4469]

yes bang on....they are not the same band these days, musically. They have been slowly morphing into Iron Maiden for quite some time, which is ok but the songs just are not good on this one.

[@lordabortioncof]

I have to agree I was very disappointed. When I heard Hate Uber Alles the song I was super pumped for this album. After hearing the album, I don't really want to hear it again. The songs are too slow and it gets boring. I liked the title track and Demonic Future and that was about it. Probably the first Kreator album I wont run out and buy.

[@metalmike8301]

Same here. Worst album for sure

[@irfanindrianarsyah1013]

maybe 'cause they're OLD

[@simonmclaughlin1184]

Agree with intro tracks but you’ve missed on Midnight Sun. Song of the year for me. An exciting experiment from the kings of German thrash.

[@jacobcolley9805]

Yeah I do agree with you Blayne, although I still think it's a decent and fun Kreator album to listen some of the songs, but definitely not Kreator's greatest album either.

[@nipulkradmsinatagras8293]

Love that *Antichrist Siege Machine* shirt Blayne is wearing.

[@mw97s14]

That’s what got me to click! 🤘🏻

[@sadboi7537]

I think it’s great. The hate it’s getting is ridiculous.

[@yobeenocreative6984]

Sound pretty tight! I don't mind a slower pace here and there, atmosphere and experimentation. On repetition, true, but for me clever lyrics and vocals are just a bonus. Truth is, I never knew what he was saying in a classic like Pleasure to Kill, until he sings "Plea-sure-to-kill!" It was fast, relentless and brutal sound, clever composition, killer solos and machine gun drumming. This new stuff may be less 'old stuff' or brutal, perhaps a bit more moody, marching or repetitive, but still has all the musical gems I love from Kreator. Just where they are at 'right now' in their musical journey.

[@Nerdycottoncandy]

I hope you will do Tankard at the end of the year...

[@Tompeteux]

1-Blayne needs to listen to some Dead Kennedys so he can learn how to pronounce alles properly 1-he also needs to learn Roman numerals.

[@imogenaris1697]

It's albums like this that should make us not take for granted the luxury we have to listen to it on YT 1st before buying! The pomegranate metaphor is spot on. How bad this album is would be easy to blame on the core members' age, but when there are death metal bands from their era still grinding, that potential excuse goes out the door. This album feels like those moments when a band puts out a bad album, only to be later outdone by a horrible album- then suddenly that bad album sounds like a masterpiece compared to the new, horrible album (ex: Slayer's Divine Intervention sounding like retread notes until Diabolos in Musica dropped, then going back to Divine & thinking it's actually really good- except the production. ) Respectfully, I disagree with some of the comments here. The last 4 Kreator albums were all great with some weak spots here & there. This one sounds too "catchy", overly melodic for a Kreator album, & obnoxiously chorus heavy! If there was a fund to help Kreator pay to re-record their 1st 5 albums with today's production technology, especially Terrible Certainty, I'd be down for that !

[@filipdzero8739]

I'm not sure how your "Releasing a bad album, then a horrible one, so the 1st bad one sounds better" fits the point. Do you consider Gods of Violence a bad album?

[@michaelfrancis1390]

Whenever you guys do any new global metal album reviews especially from India and I'm not talking about Bloodywood. Although it's high time that they catch some attention. Sam Dunn is my hero. His global metal documentary helped me understand so many diverse genres of metal and to embrace them. Love how he produces his docs. Has the best soundtrack also. I discovered so many bands through his documentaries. Hail Sam! Thank you for being the shining light of metal that guides us where to look in the darkest times. 🖤🤘🏾

[@countscottula8772]

I thought this review was a little harsh, but at the same time I get it. Even though I’ve been really enjoying this new Kreator album, I definitely enjoyed Gods of Violence and Phantom Antichrist a lot more.

[@ultralyrics1]

Love that Rush poster in the back!

[@omind1]

Blaine should throw back WKRP style and dress like Les Nessmin(?). And tell a bunch about how People don't care enough about Riot....

[@Liam-ly8rv]

The album sounds like the last few albums just a few chord changes. Its getting to the point were if you aren't a hardcore fan you couldn't tell what song comes from what album. Just serve up the same thing over and over to the generic fans that don't or are scared of any change in music. Most of these bands saw what happened in the 90s and realized that in order to survive with the shrinking fan base they had to deliver the same thing over and over. The AC/DC formula.

[@hectortorres8188]

This is the first time I listen to a Kreator album. And i love it

[@SalamiKing7]

I will check this out as a fan of the last 20 years of their career. I loved the previous two albums! :)

[@AlucardsQuest]

You should be sorry for not mentioning Anthrax. At one time they were outselling Slayer in album sales... Overall that might still be the case. As for the repetitive choruses... Maybe they were trying to sound like Nervosa, ouch!

[@AncientTrack]

Good to see Tomas Lindberg reviewing metal albums

[@jmhanelineiv]

As much as I appreciate Blaine's comedy, his more recent reviews come across as unresearched and gatekeepy. Many of his complaints were explained or touched on by the band as the singles released.

[@kaikiske7436]

Agreed.

[@kresimirsicel]

It's not Hate Uber Allies.

[@rocioiribe5841]

Anytime Blayne mispronounces something, it's 99.99% on purpose.

[@rodneyparker702]

Very fair review. I was hyped for this after "666 World Divided" dropped a while ago, and then "Hate Ueber Alles" coming out as the first single. Both great tracks (sad the former wasn't on the record). With Arthur Rizk producing and Eliran Kantor for the cover art, this seemed like a contender for best of 2022. Then "Strongest of the Strong" and "Midnight Sun" came out... Also, Tankard is better than Anthrax ;)

[@crownedinterror9]

Review the new Decapitated album!!

[@metalpractor5150]

Last album was also epic style choruses, which is not what I was hoping for.

[@alex_flamer]

5:50 yes I understand how you feel about intro tracks. Necrotic Nick over at Thralls of Metal is saying the same thing. It definitely seems to be a growing trend amongst metal bands nowadays and I'm also starting to think they're unnecessary. If anything, there should just be a really good opening riff to the first song. Like, those guitar licks that open up Holy Wars, The Punishment Due on Rust in Peace by Megadeth.

[@skyvalley9nick]

I’m only a few listens in but enjoying it, especially the lush powerful production. Much better than the 92-99 era and similar in sound to the albums since then. Maybe the issues raised will arise with further listening but not bad 40 years on.

[@andyz1118]

Lukewarm album. They've put out consistent bangers for the last 21 years, but this one feels really uninspired and just kinda "there." I love Midnight Sun, but everything else is super forgettable.

[@eclatshwartzbaumcybertune2063]

I feared that

[@aryamoghaddam912]

You guys should review Shrine by Bleed From Within. It's insane. One of the best albums of the year.

[@arealbigchungus]

I feel like the vocal patterns on the chorus of the title track are very similar to satan is real's chorus and the chorus of hordes of chaos

[@TheRemulosEpsolonProgramme]

I swear this dragon force guy they got is in almost every band.

[@midibenni]

i love that album

[@silentman3982]

Kreator and power metal cheese, a love story.

[@papabillydeth4723]

“Have a listen” Old spice whistle proceeds to play

[@mahoelihaai]

so damn commercial you would think lady gaga would make some featuring song

[@Metal_God]

The sing-along choruses are hard to stomach.

[@dmetal1221]

I'm speechless! Sellouts! All they need now is some make-up!

[@mr.davidian631]

Good review Blayne. While I enjoy the album, I certainly can't disagree with your critiques. And on the off chance that you (or anyone else) will read this, just curious what your thoughts are on Exumer or Protector? To me, they've always been the German equivalent of Testament/Exodus in that they're criminally overlooked/underrated compared to the others in the "Big 4."

[@nicholastorres8130]

Wow! I didn’t realize that bunch of choruses repeating! Haha But I’m still thinking it’s a good album, maybe three and a half skulls?

[@kevinlyon7716]

I agree wholeheartedly Blayne. Every statement made. Even with the checkered flag statements. 🤘🏼

[@baax]

I think the first 6 were great, yes I love Renewal

[@Hegder]

I mean, this is what Kreator have sounded like for the past like 10 years, no? Compared to Pleasure to Kill or even Coma of Souls, sure, it’s slower but is this much different from Gods of Violence in 2017 (songwriting quality notwithstanding)?

[@wodensthrone5215]

Kreator in the 1980s up to Coma of Souls is still insanely good, from 1992 and onwards they have absolutely sucked, all this melodic garbage they keep throwing in and trying to sound more Iron Maiden esque does not fit Kreator, if you compare the new Kreator to what Sodom and Destruction have been doing for the past ten year's, its like a chicken in a group of pit pulls.

[@LesserOfTwoEquals]

I loved 'Gods of Violence' so much and I kept thinking another listen would have things click for this one but nope.

[@kaikiske7436]

Blayne reminds of the flair guy on Office Space. This is a decent album, glad that I bought it.

[@skylion613]

If you want some proper thrash that came out recently check out Besieged, they released a new album last week or so, Demolition Hammer type stuff. Critical Defiance is also releasing a new album in july which is looking to be the best Sepultura worship in a while.

[@scruggscorp]

Blayne had me cracking up on this episode lol.

[@theabbot88]

That wraith hat is sick

[@mfsabbath]

Hell yeah, Yatra!

[@ianrotten4453]

Hey! I love watching golf bro!

[@leonardolaleonardo4924]

how did blayne not review the artificial brain album????? dropping the ball...

[@alex_flamer]

Yes I agree their first 5 albums are all classics, but I also think their two 2010s albums are also just as strong. This new album is more or less a mediocre version of those two albums. Also aside from Violent Revolution, I don't really care for the rest of their albums from the 90s and 2000s. (I think Renewal actually is pretty bad, though. It's their St. Anger but without the awful snare.)

[@EZMETAL]

Best part of music files, I cut/edit all intros, all boring pretentious "musicianship" intros, et cetera. Straight to the point! I hate glued intro-first songs in albums. Every time you are going to listen that track you HAVE TO listen THE unnecessary glued intro.

[@tannerhuskins330]

It was a cool gimmick in the 80s but you are absolutely right. It’s such a trope now, but I like the one on Pleasure to Kill because no one in 1986 knew what was about to hit them

[@holgerjudt1722]

One of the best albums of 2022! Hear your death/black etc and dont talk and review real Heavy Metal!

[@spencergrady5501]

How are Anthrax getting dropped from the Big 4 of US thrash? Terrible Certainty is my favourite Kreator platter.

[@kreation1747]

I'm still giving the album a few more listens, but so far its a little under whelming. Not that its bad, its just since Phantom Antichrist the melodic element in Kreator has been growing with each release. Until now Kreator's generally good song writing (well minus Satan is real...) has helped the album still be listenable for those that don't want Melodic Thrash. I do like Midnight Sun, just wish they toned down the effects on Sofia's vocals.

[@Mattalica-ss9pj]

Underwhelmed is where I landed on this album too.

[@TheKillingGame01]

that time kreator made an iron maiden album

[@tannerhuskins330]

So true. At least it’s not 80+ minutes with 3 minute intros lol

[@TheKillingGame01]

@@tannerhuskins330 Preach it

[@aghastinagharta]

Kreator's "Allies" and Sodom's "Ex Eye Ex". Why do people even bother watching this dude?

[@FlavioFearn]

In defence for Kreator, I liked this record because they finally did some experimentation. The previous records were just violent revolution revisited. I think Kreator should not be put in the same boat as Sodom and Destruction because those two are pretty limited to being Thrash while kreator have records even with Gothic influences. So they are not tied to a label like the other German thrash bands. And that's why I prefer Kreator over the others and over most of American bands as well.

[@invadernik]

yeah its just ok. it really is way to anthemic. it gets old. oh well. on the plus side, this album made me love new destruction even more so im gonna be putting that in my top of the year list.

[@ademitchell2251]

Agreed, I love the nasty, snappy, riffy Kreator of old. I think bands like Kreator and Testament rely too much on stadium rock choruses these days- not my bag.

[@invadernik]

@@ademitchell2251 no, testament doesnt really do it. thats why their still so great. their last album had a taste of black metal. but on this album its very apparent. i even thought, it cant be that bad. no it is. oh well. we still got desaster and destruction.

[@alex_flamer]

Lol those Mario Kart 64 sounds at 9:32! 😆😆😆 But yes, 2.5 or a 3/5 definitely seems accurate.

[@kingfillins4117]

Just listened to Destructions new album... No way, Kreator's new album is way more interesting.

[@omarlucero8964]

Listening to the new Kreator is tight

[@jimmymorneau6180]

Very good album 8/10

[@alejandromolina2435]

Sodom released a hell of relentless album the others cant even compete

[@bjeffbuck1369]

Kreator has sadly become their ovn parody.

[@1000jjwalker]

I wish you guys would have a whole show on shout outs. And review WINDROSE WARFOUNT

[@setharmstrong3502]

Nice ASM shirt!!

[@paulseidler1644]

Am I in a twilight zone episode? Because I fucking love this album. It's one of the strongest from their modern era. People have to accept that Kreator is split into two eras: the 5 classic masterpieces and the now 6 modern albums that are mostly very good across the board. Mille and Ventor are mid fifties and half their live set is already made up of the blazing classics. You simply can't go full throttle all the time. Kreator also tours a hell of a lot more than Sodom so they definitely have more mileage on their career in that regard. I love Sodom, but they seem to only come out nowadays to play the occasional festival and never full tours. Complaining about intro tracks? Pleasure to Kill had one too lol. Complaining about repeat choruses? Hordes of Chaos is probably the biggest offender there... The new album is consistently very good front to back. I felt Phantom Antichrist and Gods of Violence fall off in their second halves pretty hard. Kreator have been heavily melodic since Violent Revolution so I don't get the complaints that seem like this is some shocking twist to their sound. If anything, their use of melodies have improved a lot since 20 years ago. Whenever they get heavily melodic now, it at least feels more like Iron Maiden and other nwobhm and less like in flames. Violent Revolution and Enemy of God feel very much like melo-death.

[@Rebar77_real]

So what cover song bait is it this time?

[@DerekDomino71]

Agree with everything you say here. This record is just weak. I have tried to like it, and I actually hate it the more I listen to the songs.

[@ozzydoop1473]

I wish someone would compare it against, or with, Gods of violence just so I know where it stands as an album for a fan & avid listener

[@tannerhuskins330]

Not a bad record but Kreator have explored the melodic thrash sound for 20 years now since Violent Revolution. And executed it better too on at least 3 of their 5 previous records. I would love for them to do something new.

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

I think there is plenty of new stuff on this album, that is the strength of it. Yes, there is a lot of melodic thrash in Kreator since Sami is in the band. But wasn t "Phantom Antichrist" and "Hordes of Chaos" brutal enough for you?

[@tannerhuskins330]

@@gulliverthegullible6667 absolutely they were. No complaints about those records

[@filmrebel]

Album wasn't bad at all but I legit forgot I listened to it within a couple of hours.

[@jamesgwarrior1981]

Need help picking my jaw up off the floor. Between Helloween & Abbath, I guess, no accounting for taste.

[@VIGLounge]

Kreator not putting out a stinker of an album? Blayne, I'm curious to hear what your opinion on Outcast is LOL. Very intrigued by Bekor Qillish. Also, for anyone interested in tech death and may have been let down by the recent offering fro Origin, I'm shouting out Exocirine and their album The Hybrid Suns on Unique Leader.

[@JonasFilberg]

Yass 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@jimsoto3009]

facts

[@jensbaumann6945]

Genesis X I X???? ever heard of Roman numbers? Genesis 19

[@sideshowbobrobert]

all things being equal, it's nearly impossible to take this review seriously when the reviewer keeps calling this album - 'hate über allies'. the title is 'hate über alles' (alles - everyone)...

[@ChrisA2617]

This should've been a 7 song album. The first 4 (after the intro) are great!! Ditch ';Become Immortal' 'Conquer and Destroy' and 'Pride' or 'Demonic'. Midnight Sun is so weird it's growing on me and Dying Planet has a super cool Pestillence type riff and isn't a typical Kreator tune. I'd prefer to have those types of experimental songs than garbage like the aforementioned. Like many comments have noted, they're straying too far into cheesy epic heavy metal with some of their songs (like Fallen Brother and Hail to the Hordes). It's also a bit of a shame about some of these lyrics because Petrozza is an incredible lyricist) Oh well, It's still an enjoyable album with a bunch of killer tunes.

[@tehCostHD]

To me crush the tyrants and killer of Jesus were the worst songs… everything else was great. The chorus on those songs killed all their momentum for me and made them feel awkward for some reason. But those other songs you mentioned you didn’t like all sounded great to me…

[@ChrisA2617]

@@tehCostHD I think it's mainly the cheese factor. Plus I just found them boring. TBH every song is damn catchy and Petrozza has become a genius in crafting songs that work well live which is why Become Immortal will probably go over great in a live setting. Like I said, this would've been an incredible 7/8 song album. But 11 tracks kinda ruins the flow IMO. I've had the album on repeat since day 1... I just skip those 2 songs heh heh

[@tehCostHD]

@@ChrisA2617 yeah I know what you mean. This album just isn’t as consistent as the last 2 which were both masterpieces in my opinion. I think the 3 singles on this one are still my favorites

[@ChrisA2617]

@@tehCostHD Totally agree. Strongest of the Strong is def a standout but for me, Dying Planet is my fav. It's such a non typical kreator song. It's totally got theses Pestillence 'Spheres' vibes. Looking fwd to seeing them live!

[@tehCostHD]

@@ChrisA2617 yeah dying planet grew on me too for sure.

[@metalmaster33]

Alles, not Allies.. Oucast? It is a bit slick, and a bit repetetive, but I like it. That said, it's their weakest album since 2010..

[@filipdzero8739]

This is definitely their weakest album in like 20 years (ever since they went back to the Thrashy sound). I feel like they deceived us with the title track, but ever since the singles I was worrying that they would expand on what didn't work on Gods of Violence and rehash some stuff that did work (and I was right). Disappointed, honestly.

[@bschuler6216]

Tankard have always, and continue to, put out better albums than Destruction.

[@MetalFreak4life]

Swap Kreator and Sodom and you have my take on things. I had issues with the Genesis XIX record. Terrible mix, 2 filler tracks and the rest of it was nice but not good enough for Sodom. Destruction's record, on the other hand was truly great! But I'm in love with this Kreator record. Raw production, great inspired melodies, dug the experiments on Midnight Sun and Dying Planet :)

[@jasonclark9963]

I think this is a good album

[@EntreMelodias]

I like this album !! midnight sun is not my favorite at all but the rest is fun.. Blayne is harsh with big bands hahaha I can't wait to hear what he's got to say about the new behemoth album..

[@KrzysztofMularOlsen]

Bayne was dropped on his head a lot as a kid.

[@EntreMelodias]

@@KrzysztofMularOlsen maybe ! I think he is being harsh because maybe sounds "cool". However, I like when people don't jump and say "OH YES.. THIS ALBUM IS GREAT" just because it's X big band.