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document.write("<h5>Satanic?</h5>");
document.write("I was going to respond intelligently to each of the criticisms leveled by Nieuwoudt towards GH3 (and even agree with a few) but then I hit the section where he criticised the level of \"satanic content\", and realised that either this review was meant to be satire (in which case we can all laugh along at his clever and subtle ways of highlighting religion's stranglehold on entertainment), or this review was meant to be taken 100% seriously (in which case the reviewer is completely and utterly batsh#t crazy and needs to see a shrink).<br /><br />Have you listened to rock music since the 50's? Any of it? You do realise that the image and culture and rock n' roll has for decades been dominated by the dangerous (and by extension) forbidden, and delineation that in modern times is even harder to spot. Songs about \"sex and Satanic rituals\" is pretty much all that the 70's had to offer, and if you're picking up a game about that exact damn period in music, then regardless of your bizarre religious affiliations you shouldn't be expecting songs about puppies licking up puddles of chocolate.. Matt Besseling");
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