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Ringo Deathstarr Colour Trip

8 jun 11

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@Zaireeka: More than feeling it, I see the resemblance, but it is what it is; when certain bands are mentioned, tipping your hat is a must.

Hi Ole, I completely agree with you. As for J&MC, there are two more intense tracks that I think they'll go for. Maybe I should have delayed the release of this writing; I should have been a bit more precise. The thing is that from a first skeptical listen, I've arrived at an all-consuming listen. For me, it's an amazing record that still catches me off guard a bit. I'm serious; I fear there might be something wrong. But there’s a remarkable ability to incorporate everything: fast tracks, ecstatic tracks, dreamy tracks, and to bring them together with incredible production. In the end, I mean to say the typical heresy: if those bands from back then were to produce an album today, it would definitely sound like this. The most faithful to the line. And thanks for the preference; I wouldn't have given it to myself! :)

Eddie Vedder Ukelele Songs

8 jun 11

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Makelele

Kids on a Crime Spree We Love You So Bad

8 jun 11

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media, for what it's worth.

Kids on a Crime Spree We Love You So Bad

8 jun 11

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I will tell you that the album is not bad at all. A first listen that feels quite "genuine" makes me judge it more than sufficient.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre My Bloody Underground

8 jun 11

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Well, they are incredibly cool in their own way, I can't add or remove points based on the listens. Every nighttime listen here is a journey. Something to make the young people hear to end up in anarchy and peace.