ninehertz

1. • mike
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   • [06:42 on 26/06/12]
2. • axtenguyen
   • AHAHAH sorry I was not able to pass by this review :-D
     I was laughing a lot! Russian accent, at once visible that the critic is constructive and not just based on some bad mood, racism or other issues like these (sarcasm, eh!).
     I know this Martyr Lucifer guy because of Hortus Animae and I can assure that he is not Russian at all (but Italian) and by default can't have a Russian accent, and then the fun continues because Count Dracula was not Russian too, Romania has nothing to do with it! Eh modern cultured people :-D
     Anyway, jokes apart, I didn't hear this album so I can tell nothing but what I've heard in youtube is kind of nice, the music is good and yes the guy has some accent but I'd say it even adds something, cheers! Axten.
   • [23:02 on 26/07/12]
3. • mike
   • I maintain this is perhaps the worst album we've ever been sent since starting the site around 7 years ago. He may not be russian, but the lines are delivered in that clipped way that suggested he might be.
     
     As for racism, mentioning accents is in no way a derogatory element of the review, the only negatives mentioned are about the music itself.
   • [05:44 on 27/07/12]
4. • RageofKlugman
   • At the risk of sounding picky, although Count Dracula was technically Romanian we all think of him as talking like Bela Lugosi (who was in the old Dracula films in the 30s). Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the very distinct impression that Bela Lugosi had a very strong Hungarian accent, rather than Romanian.
     
     Carry on.
   • [09:25 on 27/07/12]
5. • Gareth
   • Anyone who registers a username just to criticise a review has already lost the argument. Internet rules.
   • [18:50 on 27/07/12]
6. • Mazz
   • Is it better than DOWN?
   • [11:40 on 31/07/12]

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