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DeRank ™: 2,26

DeAge™ : 7219 days • Here since 4 september 2006

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Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar

12 apr 07

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Holy Madonna. If I could dismember Marilyn Manson, I would do it, without any unnecessary hesitation.

John Cameron Mitchell Shortbus

12 apr 07

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Damn, Floyd is right. For goodness' sake, tolerance always, of course, but one cannot deny that it is a tad unnatural.

883 La Donna, Il Sogno & Il Grande Incubo

12 apr 07

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883 (very good) reasons to shoot oneself in the esophagus.

Cutty Sark Die Tonight

11 apr 07

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Guys, if you don't feel like writing a review, drink a glass of water, watch a movie with a bag of Cipster in hand, then go to bed and think about it the next day. It's not hard, come on. It's not like someone is stealing something from you, eh.

Cutty Sark Die Tonight

11 apr 07

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You've convinced me as much as Antonella Clerici at Sanremo.

Corvus Corax Cantus Buranus

11 apr 07

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Yes, but I have Songs From The Wood, and I know that medieval instruments are used, trust me.

Blink 182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket

11 apr 07

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Watch out, if Coppino comes back, you'll be done living in peace...

The Frames For The Birds

11 apr 07

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Of Frames, I only have "Burn The Maps": excellent album, not too heavy, very useful for relaxing without sacrificing rhythm and liveliness. Good review.

Corvus Corax Cantus Buranus

11 apr 07

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The review is beautiful, excellently written, and very detailed. I don't know the album, but that's something that can be remedied... Anyway, staying on the theme of the Middle Ages, switching completely genres, Jethro Tull released a CD called "Songs From The Wood" (the one with "Velvet Green," just to be clear) that captures the essence of the Middle Ages in every song, also using typical instruments from that era. A small note, purely informational.