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The absolute best martial arts movie is "Riki-Oh" from 1991. Everything else pales in comparison. You can find some clips on YouTube.

more than four, in my opinion this does it alone, he doesn't even share the stuff with that bitch Tatangelo

I don't even read it, I vote on confidence.

what does it mean I didn't want to gamble with my certainties? I like an album, I know all its songs by heart but to act cool, I rate it 1?

I respect the opinion of those who have listened to the "White Album," "Abbey Road," or the more famous "Sgt. Pepper" and "Revolver" and instead of giving them a 5, rate these albums as a 3: that is, those who see them as just ordinary records rather than masterpieces. But giving these albums a 1 means being merely provocative. Especially if you have never listened to the album in this review (to be honest, I hadn’t either until yesterday, but I downloaded it).

Then if you started listening to Frank Zappa, Neu! and Faust, I first believe that you didn’t understand a damn thing about this music, because if you started from here you didn’t have the necessary tools to grasp this stuff, and secondly, you must have had a really bad childhood.

neu! you went from one Beatles review to giving a 1 to the record in just 5 minutes. Now, let’s set aside the proto-scaruffian theories, the desire for protagonism and alternatvism, but I believe it’s truly impossible to build a fruitful discussion with someone who leaps from review to review to assign a 1 (which on a scale from 1 to 10 equates to a 0-2). Personally, I started with the Beatles and then discovered so much more. I believe their significance lies also in being the best starting point (or at least an excellent starting point) for understanding rock, just as the arpeggio of Stairway is the starting point for many guitarists (as it was for me). The importance doesn’t just lie in their influence on musicians or musical genres, but also and above all in their influence on those who listen to and love music, being the first subset of the second.

Good job. Great review. I agree about the white album, by far the best of the beetles for me. And then all of my favorite Beatles songs are the ones written by Harrison, despite the Lennon-McCartney duo (especially Within You Without You). I don't know this one, but it piques my curiosity; still, I'll take a chance on the 5. Is the version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" the same as the one released on "Love"?

Alright, it's time to finish the review of the album with Clapton. I'll try to wrap it up in the next few days. To be honest, it didn't strike me as a great album from Mayall.

I absolutely have to have the limited edition Ramones Allstars.