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Maybee Family Say Cazzemburgher!

9 nov 07

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cazzemburger?

Malicious Onslaught Brutal Gore

8 nov 07

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this review reminds me of "Mademoiselle Knobbs" by Pink Floyd

The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground

7 nov 07

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the last sentence contradicts itself

The Cure Five Swings Live [extended play]

7 nov 07

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come on, do some more so you can reach Gerd Muller at the top of the rankings

Deep Purple Made In Europe

6 nov 07

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they wanted to be two 3 votes, never mind

I saw Hughes sing 2 meters away from me (he was with the Moonstone Project) and it’s incredible; he can produce an infinite number of sounds. He’s truly one of the best singers I’ve ever seen in my life. I'm familiar with the album, and it has never excited me. Honest review.

Buddy Holly And The Crickets The Very Best

5 nov 07

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and the three men I admire most / the father, son, and the holy ghost / they caught the last train for the coast / the day the music died

Led Zeppelin How The West Was Won

4 nov 07

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I agree with Percy about Toad. Also, the whole "opening riff - drum solo - closing riff" thing is Cream territory; Led Zeppelin came later and used the riff from "I'm Not Talkin'" by the Yardbirds (still Page's stuff, mind you). By the way, I had listened to a song by Clem Secco and the Califfi called "A Piedi Scalzi," which uses the big riff from Moby Dick. Oh Cimbaré, as a friend, don't exaggerate with the reviews on the airship. My opinion on the album has already been expressed in at least 2 or 3 previous reviews of this record: it's good, but I prefer the BBC sessions.