hellraiser

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R.E.M.: Automatic For The People
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
R.E.M.: Automatic for the People
10 jan 18
It had been years since I last listened to it in full; today I gave it a thorough listen again, still a great masterpiece, flawless. Beautiful.
Radiohead: Pablo Honey
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Radiohead: Pablo Honey
31 jan 15
Good debut album, but the real acclaim will come later with gems like The Bends and Ok Computer, which are much more complete and varied. Just Creep, the well-known hit single, is worth the entire ticket, but there are also good tracks on this album...
  • fuggitivo
    31 jan 15
    "Anyone Can Play Guitar" the best for me.
  • madcat
    31 jan 15
    Imagine that I even resold this, I didn't like it that much, but then again, as you say, the triple threat will come: The Bends, OK Computer, Kid A, and I'll add Amnesiac and Hail to the Thief as well.
  • hjhhjij
    31 jan 15
    No, this doesn't say anything to me. Instead, I reassessed The Bends, a good album. I really like the trilogy from 1997 to 2001; they're three excellent albums. Then they go back to not saying anything to me anymore.
  • fuggitivo
    31 jan 15
    I don't understand all this hate for this album.
  • hjhhjij
    31 jan 15
    Hate seems excessive to me; it leaves me indifferent, I wouldn't even say it disgusts me.
  • fuggitivo
    31 jan 15
    Well, I don’t hate it, but I see a ton of low ratings on DeBaser.
  • madcat
    31 jan 15
    disappointing indeed, more than anything else
  • teenagelobotomy
    1 feb 15
    I'm sorry, but I can't access external links or content from them. Please provide the text you'd like translated, and I'll be happy to help!
  • madcat
    1 feb 15
    Great Teenage!
  • teenagelobotomy
    1 feb 15
    and above all the great Trey Cartman Parker :D
  • madcat
    1 feb 15
    :-D
Radiohead: OK Computer
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Radiohead: OK Computer
14 jun 14
The first cigarette I smoked was while listening to this album, just released, with a friend. Today, doing the math—102,200 cigarettes later, averaging 20 a day—I listened to it in full again after 14 years and found it shining like never before, really beautiful, especially Paranoid Android, hard and melodic at the same time... (poor lungs...)
  • Psychopathia
    15 jun 14
    I started smoking before it was released. Since the first listen in '97, not much has changed: there are the famous tracks I like, some less so. Anyway, it's not among my favorite listens, it’s not my genre. However, it's one of their best. I stopped at the narcoleptic Hail to the Thief :)
  • tia
    15 jun 14
    I listened to it again today on my way back from the sea, after years of not hearing it anymore.. It’s still beautiful.. Fortunately, compared to back then, I’ve quit smoking. Exit music (for a film) is my favorite.. In fact, I’ll add it to my listening list now!
  • rolando303
    16 jun 14
    It depresses me.
  • ZannaB
    16 jun 14
    I started in '96, I stopped in 2003, I restarted in 2006, and I still smoke today (I have to die of something). I listened to Ok Computer on Friday; it had been a while since I last did, but it’s still like the first time, and it reminded me of this OK Computer - Radiohead - Recensione di condor I also love the albums that followed, unlike Psycho, but you never forget your first love!
  • De...Marga...
    16 jun 14
    It's amazing the number of users who have listened to the album in the last few days; even in the early afternoon in the new chat, which I've finally figured out how it works, Flo and I were listening to it at about the same song; one more reason, in my opinion, to define this important work by the English boys as a sound monument. It may seem trivial, but my favorite track remains, since 1997, No Surprises. Great album and great comeback from you, dear Hellraiser!!!!
  • hellraiser
    16 jun 14
    It's a shame to have waited all these years to fully savor it again. Lately, I've been rediscovering many albums from the '90s that I own but haven't listened to in ages, and this has taken me back to my 14 years, the golden years... then it's always a fantastic album, no doubt about it. How do you enter the chat? If someone explains it to me, I'll be grateful...
  • De...Marga...
    16 jun 14
    I also had to have it explained to me dear Hell; I'm referring you to my listening today where flo and zanna guided me.
  • ZannaB
    17 jun 14
    Hell, just click the little button at the bottom right with "the heads," choose a room from the 4 available (next to it, you can see how many users are in each room), then write in the space below, hit enter, and wait for others to show you their love for the beautiful things you write!
  • ZannaB
    17 jun 14
    Oh, I almost forgot: the most beautiful for me will always be Subterranean Homesick Alien!
  • tonysoprano
    26 jul 16
    Damn, how old are you now? lol
Rage Against The Machine: Rage Against The Machine
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Rage Against the Machine: Rage Against the Machine
26 aug 14
Powerful, abrasive, angry. A bomb...
  • De...Marga...
    26 aug 14
    But what are you going to bring me!!!!! An album that hasn't lost an ounce of energy, with that muscular, abrasive sound and Zack's rapped vocals that were smashing; an album that's a bomb to the nth degree. KILLING IN THE NAME...
  • hellraiser
    26 aug 14
    I've always liked these, especially this one and Evil Empire. When I feel like smashing the world, I put these on...
  • De...Marga...
    26 aug 14
    Their debut remains a raw and devastating masterpiece; do you get mad if I say that the continuation of their career has never really grabbed me? Of course, replicating a bomb like the self-titled first album wasn't easy.
Randy California: Kapt. Kopter and The (Fabulous) Twirly Birds
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Randy California: Kapt. Kopter and The (Fabulous) Twirly Birds
9 oct 14
After his experience with the Spirits, the young Randy California launches a new interesting project with the godfather and drummer Ed Cassidy and bassist Larry "Fuzzy" Knight. The result: a great album of covers/original songs, which didn’t receive much acclaim from critics but showcases all the excellent qualities of the musicians...
Rem: Murmur
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Rem: Murmur
28 jun 14
I had the chance to listen to it properly a few days ago on the train after a long time, still a great record, an excellent debut for the band from Athens. It flows smoothly, with no weak points, great harmonies, and an excellent cover of "There She Goes Again" by the VU (even though the original has its own charm). Great album...
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
6 jan 15
I took advantage of these festive days to listen to this album with the attention it deserves, one that I had never been fully convinced by before, and I must say I’ve changed my mind. Listening to it closely and taking a look at the lyrics, I can say it’s an excellent work, an absolute masterpiece...
  • hjhhjij
    6 jan 15
    The most beautiful album in the world. I know it’s tough, but once it gets inside you, it leaves a deep mark.
  • piro
    6 jan 15
    Strangely enough, it convinced me on the first listen. Beautiful.
  • tonysoprano
    28 jul 16
    I loved it too much from the second listen... unforgettable was the third, when I literally burst into tears...
ROD STEWART: GASOLINE ALLEY
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rod Stewart: Gasoline Alley
1 jan 14
Stewart has always been a very controversial artist; personally, I hate his period from '76 onwards, where he transformed from an excellent interpreter and rocker into a pop phenomenon. However, his English period with the 5 albums for Mercury (1969-1975) is great; fantastic tracks, great live performances, and this album is the truest demonstration of that.
Rod Stewart: Never a Dull Moment
Vinile I have it ★★★★★
Rod Stewart: Never a Dull Moment
29 apr 17
It's always nice to listen to this album again, the last of a perfect "trilogy," even though "An Old Raincoat.." and "Smiler" open and close a remarkable five years. This stands as a testament to a great frontman and a great voice from past decades, during the "Mercury" period, his best ever.
Rory Gallagher: Tattoo
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Rory Gallagher: Tattoo
3 may 17
My favorite of the Irish artist's studio albums, among so many great works. Making him record studio albums was like keeping a lion in a cage; live, of course, he delivered a thousand times more...
Roy Harper: Stormcock
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Roy Harper: Stormcock
13 apr 15
Taking advantage of the free time brought on by the flu, I was able to savor once again this masterpiece from a few years ago, just four long tracks of immense pleasure for my ears...
  • bluesboy94
    13 apr 15
    I’m honest: this is one of the most beautiful "singer-songwriter" albums of all time, not a second wasted; I struggle to say which is the best song among the four (one day I want to say "Me and my woman," another day "Same old rock," and yet another "Hors d'Ouvres"). It pains me to admit, if this album had been written by an icon of songwriting like Dylan, it would be in every ranking of the greatest albums of all time in every magazine (but never mind, most magazines are abominable)... in short, it would be given more recognition... instead, it was written by Roy Harper, a cult artist who did everything to avoid compromises and fame. Five stars are even too few for this masterpiece.
  • hellraiser
    13 apr 15
    You are absolutely right. The only ones who appreciated him back then were a few colleagues, just think of the Zeps who dedicated "Hats Off (To Roy Harper)" to him, or the Pink Floyd, who called him to sing in "Have a Cigar" (without even paying or thanking him, but that was typical of Waters...). It's only in recent times that he has been reassessed, too late now, but at least he has always been a person consistent with his own ideas, both musical and in life. I could never really listen to his last one from a couple of years ago, do you know anything about it?
  • chiccotana
    13 apr 15
    Among Roy Harper's friends (74 years old) are Jimmy Page, Dave Gilmour, Paul McCartney, Keith Emerson, Bill Bruford, Bert Jansch, Mike Oldfield, Kate Bush, Pete Townshend, and Keith Moon, and for anyone else, this would have meant a tremendous career. However, Roy has frequently faced jail and mental institutions, and he has released music on about ten different labels (about ten years with Harvest thanks to Gilmour's intervention, which is why they made a mutual appearance in 1975; Waters had nothing to do with it and was even against it). I've heard he's going through a tough time, but he's truly a survivor.
  • bluesboy94
    14 apr 15
    The esteem that all the greatest names in English rock pay to Harper can be linked (more for the excellent quality of the songs; I know all his albums from 1966 to 1977 and none of them is less than decent, and for his skill as an acoustic guitarist) especially to the character who is free from conventions and idiosyncratic towards the music industry... that said: "Hats Off (To Roy Harper)!"
Ry Cooder: Paradise and Lunch
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Ry Cooder: Paradise and Lunch
13 sep 14
Blues, Roots, Bluegrass, Rock, Jazz...a summary of all American music in this '74 album, one of Ry's best...
  • Pinhead
    15 sep 14
    Great album. I actually prefer the next one, "Chicken Skin Music." Then "Show Time" will come to wrap up an incredible trilogy.
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