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Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

4 sep 08

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however, the proportion between bacon, peas, and penne is not clear. For 4 people, a cube of bacon for each Dream Theater review should be fine.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

4 sep 08

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Rolling Stones Shine A Light

3 sep 08

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1) No one has ever said that Mick Taylor was the compositional genius behind the Rolling Stones. My point is chronological: since he left, that is, from 1974 onwards, not even the shadow of albums that can be remotely compared to "Let It Bleed," "Exile On Main St.," or even the more classic "Sticky Fingers" has been seen, despite what some diehards, pseudo-saviors, Abkhazians, and random others might say. 2) Just like the previous point but this time emphasized and with many question marks at the end. 3) Names and titles of the best things by the Stones after 1974. Some Girls? Undercover? Tattoo You? Dirty Work? Black And Blue? 4) Like point 3 but with more question marks and all the other post-74 albums that I can't think of right now.

Rolling Stones Shine A Light

3 sep 08

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Yes, in my opinion, after Taylor's farewell, they haven't produced any five-star albums. That's what I was saying.

Bo Hansson Lord of the Rings

3 sep 08

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sure, after all there are assassins and assassins. I find this to be of infinite genius and moreover there’s also a fantastic de-review in the magical database
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Bo Hansson Lord of the Rings

3 sep 08

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No, we don't mean the same person then. The one I was talking about had written a review on "Jamming With Edward" some time ago :D

Bo Hansson Lord of the Rings

3 sep 08

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Out of curiosity, supersoul, is your friend's 15-year-old son also registered on debaser? I think I’ve already figured him out.

EPMD Strictly Business

3 sep 08

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"The album opens with 'Strictly Business' (the title track), which takes inspiration from 'I Shot The Sheriff', the song by Bob Marley, but in the version by Eric Clapton." This is the most complete and comprehensive definition I have ever read regarding rap music. 5 stars just for this.