Targetski

DeRank ™: 2,19

DeAge™ : 7180 days • Here since 12 october 2006

Semifinalists Semifinalists

8 nov 06

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Ouch. I’m bitter about having existentially brought down Mister Pollack with this review... I must also add that the detail of the hair on Adriana Alba’s arms will make her voice in my ears noticeably less alluring.

Kraftwerk Radioactivity

7 nov 06

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Whoever comes first is always right.

I'm From Barcelona Let Me Introduce You To My Friends

4 nov 06

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Good boy. And well done to the fintocatalan guys. At first, I thought they were a bunch of drunk Erasmus students. That would have been more fun...

The Autumns The Autumns

29 oct 06

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I recommend it to you, Socratic. The album, with listens, grows. Now I would give it a 4. "Cattleya" seems to me more and more like one of those songs born with the blessing of the heavens.

Charlotte Gainsbourg 5:55

29 oct 06

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Chamber pop: very refined. Poor Cocker, reduced now to a librettist: how are these lyrics?

Baby Bird Ugly Beautiful

28 oct 06

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You intrigue me. I only remember "You're Gorgeous" and "Candy Girl," and I recall that the fact that the two pieces were very similar had discouraged me from further exploration. I'll try to dig them up. I also remember the "You're Gorgeous" video: quite trashy, as well as crashy.

Destroyer Destroyer's Rubies

27 oct 06

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Beautiful another Canada review. Super stylish cover.

Non Voglio Che Clara Non Voglio Che Clara

27 oct 06

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What attentive readers! It was to avoid repeating the when.. ;)

The Czars Sorry I Made You Cry

27 oct 06

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Always at gaddiana height. The record seems veeeery interesting.

Sting Songs From The Labyrinth

27 oct 06

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Well, we agree on Tamaro. As for Baricco, proposed by Fusillo, we agree. Manzoni, I repeat, has nothing to do with this. You can’t compare him to writers from other eras (Manzoni vs. Dante or vs. Ariosto). Of course, in France, they had Flaubert and Baudelaire, but all of 19th-century Italian culture is inferior to its European counterpart (with the exception of Leopardi). Regarding Manzoni, his Catholic perspective might not appeal to everyone, but he was and is a Great Writer. That said, xe gustibus also applies to literature... (I’m reminded of Baustelle: “among the Manzonis, I prefer the real one: Piero”; they’re provocative too, perhaps, but honestly... he doesn’t deserve all this crap... that’s for sure...). Cheers!