Lord

DeRank ™: 1,13

DeAge™ : 7163 days • Here since 30 october 2006

Chiapputi, I think differently: the Doors were a band, while punk was just a commercial fashion movement at the time. I'm sure James Douglas Morrison would have had something to say about those dirty, filthy kids who had lost their values. Morrison was a rebel, but certain values exist even for rebels, and above all, Morrison was not an anarchist.

The Doors Strange Days

10 nov 06

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It annoys me the space, however minimal, that is given to that type of music: I don’t get angry about metal reviews, but I do get angry about punk ones, just like I get angry when I see a review of the Backstreet Boys and Blue.

The Doors Strange Days

9 nov 06

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What the hell are you talking about? I read it and condemned its content, whether you believe it or not.

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

9 nov 06

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So what's your comment? Isn't it verbose?

Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks

9 nov 06

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Iside, but is your nickname pronounced iside or Ysyd?

The Calling II

9 nov 06

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NIN, Tool, AFI, Papa Roach? These albums are liked by a small circle of people, as evidenced by the fact that their names are not as famous as those of Genesis, Yes, King Crimson, Queen,...

The Doors Strange Days

9 nov 06

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Grant Disco. I can hardly believe that the review was written by the same person I insulted in the comments of the Sex Pistols album. Some say that this album features one of the first and rudimentary synthesizers: to me, it doesn’t seem like it. I think one of the first albums to include a synthesizer (the Moog) is Abbey Road, the last masterpiece by the Beatles.