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DeAge™ : 7150 days • Here since 12 november 2006

Black Sabbath The Dio Years

22 feb 08

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The post-Ozzy Sabbaths are a good heavy metal band, perfectly in line with those of the period, but they are not Black Sabbath. The disorienting effect of Ozzy's voice and those crushing, slow, dirty riffs create 100 percent of the band's sound. The albums from Heaven and Hell onward are no longer sludge/doom; at times, they are fast, and the "heaviness" of the sound has disappeared. But it's not just the change in singer's fault; the band is changing as a whole. Unjudgeable review for a pointless compilation.

Radiohead In Rainbows

22 feb 08

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The Radiohead of the Pablo Honey/The Bends era is an innocuous chart pop group, with some nice melodies and a few good tracks, but it all stops there. A street spirit or a fake plastic trees are what Radiohead will become, but from a more simplistic perspective. Planet Telex, Just, or all those other vain guitar solos with adolescent vocals are the side of the band I prefer not to think about. Hail To The Thief features truly beautiful pieces, and the only filler I see is "scatterbrain," which, if it were on "the bends," would still stand out. I maintain that their best album is "amnesiac." As for the latter, I would say this is definitely a great example of pop-rock, with beautiful and refined tracks. @GrantNicholas: please explain to me the importance of an album like The Bends. No hard feelings, okay?

Jovanotti Safari

22 feb 08

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The review is undoubtedly interesting, but you say things I don't agree with (if there is no crumb of national pride in Italy, it's because it was established through deceit..) and you speak generally of an "artist" who, quoting Sgarbi, is a very great "recommended gay," perhaps the greatest.

Radiohead In Rainbows

21 feb 08

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by the way, the album arrived today for my birthday, review to follow

Radiohead In Rainbows

21 feb 08

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The album costs €16.90 in almost every store, and I don't see that as a rip-off at all. It also contains beautiful melodies that captivate with their simplicity; it may not be an amnesiac (that one is their peak), but I don't think we can expect a great comeback from a band that has contributed so much to music like Radiohead. I also find Hail to the Thief splendid and a tad overrated is OK Computer. I don't understand those who say that The Bends is better than this; that's where there were truly no ideas...