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AA.VV. Philadelphia (Soundtrack)

20 nov 06

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Stunning film, the best performance by Tom Hanks (nothing compared to the overrated Forrest Gump), and a soundtrack that I remember with immense pleasure. Springsteen, as usual, doesn’t miss a beat, one of the great protagonists of rock in the last thirty years of history (but everyone can think as they wish, that’s how it is).

Finley Tutto E' Possibile

20 nov 06

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The Finleys are better off ignored, just as it’s better to overlook the question: "but are they punk or not?". The answer is, they’re a bunch of frauds. End of story.

The Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet

20 nov 06

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One of the immortal masterpieces of rock, as well as the highest point reached by the Stones in 40 years of career. Unmatched.

Korn All Mixed Up (EP)

20 nov 06

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The first two albums by Korn are masterpieces not only of nu-metal but of music in general. Then I lost track of them; by the way, are they still playing?

Elisa Soundtrack '96-'06

19 nov 06

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Well, between Elisa, Giorgia, and Pausini, it's hard to say who's the worst; maybe Elisa is just a tad above the others, but come on, what a sadness.

Iron Maiden Best Of The Beast

19 nov 06

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Pure lexical delirium.

Beatles Revolver

19 nov 06

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Not even Scaruffi would have dared that much. But now on DeBaser it's a trend to slam the Beatles, I mean, only on DeBaser. Good for you.

Lùnapop Squèrez?

19 nov 06

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Well, they don't deserve any attention.

Radiohead Hail To The Thief

19 nov 06

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Dearest Blackdog, I would have liked to give you a 4, because the review is well done, but after the nonsense you wrote in the previous post about Bertoncelli (a Bible, in my opinion), I'm giving you a flat 1 because some bullshit would be better kept to oneself. The album is nice, but the Radiohead have honestly done much better.

Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991

19 nov 06

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I’m glad to see that these war relics from the early seventies are still around humming (or rather, they were, since we’re talking about 1991). I don’t mean to downplay their historical importance, but it’s a bit like seeing King Crimson live; it’s a little frightening, always giving off the impression of something mummified that surfaces from the sarcophagus just to say, "I’m here too."