andre86

DeRank ™: 0,05

DeAge™ : 7219 days • Here since 4 september 2006

Mario Mattoli Totò, Fabrizi e i giovani d'oggi (1960)

17 jun 07

Voto:

Absolutely beautiful, especially the scenes when Totò goes to see the house under construction, then the part when Fabrizi tastes the colomba and goes to the hospital, and when they change clothes in the car at the end of the film. Totò alone is worth a 5 in this movie, and Fabrizi is just as good... The review could have talked a bit more about the plot. Anyway, good.

Napalm Death The Code Is Red... Long Live The Code

14 jun 07

Voto:

the vote

Helmet Strap It On

13 jun 07

Voto:

it's not from 1992 it's from 1990

Lamb Of God Sacrament

13 jun 07

Voto:

It's metalcore anyway, not Industrial Death Metal Thrash Metal.

883 La Dura Legge Del Gol

13 jun 07

Voto:

Go screw yourselves, bunch of inept fools..... Listen to Pink Floyd, King Crimson, The Rolling Stones, Deep Purple, or Led Zeppelin.. It's all crap! Max is the only true singer of the century, and he fills the 80s, 70s, 60s, and so on.. He invented music! I'm frozen and pale in front of your ignorance! Shame on you!!!!
GREAT CORNELL

883 La Dura Legge Del Gol

13 jun 07

Voto:

At 15, I listened to Napalm Death :-)

Fluxus Pura Lana Vergine

12 jun 07

Voto:

Bisius, pass me the other CD too... Fluxus are pretty amazing and they remind me of the Death Kennedys and they’re quite angry, I also recommend you check out Agnostic Front and Mistifs.

Zero Assoluto Appena Prima Di Partire

12 jun 07

Voto:

Progressive86, which prog bands do you listen to?

Zero Assoluto Appena Prima Di Partire

12 jun 07

Voto:

The CD "Just Before Leaving" opens with the well-known "Now That You're Here," a cornerstone from "Three Meters Above the Sky," but also 4 or 5, depending on how much you drink and how much you smoke. It assimilates very well the characteristics needed to sell, "Just Before Leaving" is definitely nice. I met these two fake "ex-hiphop" kids in Piazza Bologna while I was heading to the Smart shop; incredibly, they are even uglier than one could imagine. The beauty of it is this: the "cool guy" doesn't write love songs; the "cool guy" brings it up to date without theory. At most, he trains at home with Rocco Siffredi's cassettes "A Thousand Ways to Make Your Partner Happy," and maybe the absolute zeros have bought a thousand copies of it.<<<<<<<<THIS IS THE MOST RIDICULOUS PIECE EVER