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DeAge™ : 7212 days • Here since 11 september 2006

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Led Zeppelin How The West Was Won

6 nov 07

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@bonny91: Steve Hackett of Genesis was doing tapping back in 1971.

Led Zeppelin How The West Was Won

5 nov 07

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Live, they have never fully convinced me; certain songs lose their original charm. Take Dazed And Confused: the immortal studio version consists of six and a half hypnotic, unsettling, and psychedelic minutes, but live it gets stretched out to over half an hour of solos, inserts, and stylistic exercises. Moby Dick, then, is nothing short of exhausting. I can accept a song that is overly extended for the sake of virtuosity, but not seven or eight! It's something I have never really liked, even when the Led Zeppelin do it. And then I quote Contemplation: Bonzo is not the greatest drummer of all time; he is certainly a significant musician, perfect for the Led Zeppelin and definitely remarkable, but there are better ones, even from his era. Think of a Bill Bruford, just to name one...

Thurston Moore Trees Outside The Academy

3 nov 07

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In short, everyone is saying good things about this album; I really have to listen to it. Very nice review.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Arc

3 nov 07

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I haven't listened to the album; I've somewhat abandoned Neil and didn't have time to complete his discography. It seems a bit pretentious to me; these experiments have never completely convinced me. Am I wrong? However, a stellar review.

The Velvet Underground & Nico The Velvet Underground & Nico

30 oct 07

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A record that you give a 3 to, in your opinion, can change your life? But where is the consistency in these times?! I've already voted for the record elsewhere.

Death The Sound Of Perseverance

29 oct 07

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I prefer Individual Thought Pattern, in my opinion unbeatable as it is calibrated in its complexity and more direct, while this one is even more impeccable from a technical standpoint but emotionally a step below Individual. Also, regarding the vocals, I prefer those from back then compared to those on this particular album. Nevertheless, this is still a remarkable album, as well as a sublime swan song from the legendary Chuck. 5 in memory!

Dave Gahan Hourglass

27 oct 07

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Damn these grades!... I always forget them.

Dave Gahan Hourglass

27 oct 07

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I'm quite curious about this album as well; in fact, I was hoping to listen to it sooner so I could suggest it on Debaser. Oh well, patience. Since it's being talked about relatively positively, I'm even more curious now. The review seemed a bit dragged out for me too, but anyway, good!

Kyuss Sons of Kyuss

26 oct 07

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Olivieri played in Wretch, at least in a good part of the songs. I don't know if the ones featured in Sons were re-recorded by him, but there it is. There's also a small photo of him on the cover, showing him playing while lying on the ground.