Slim

DeRank ™: 0,39

DeAge™ : 7145 days • Here since 15 november 2006

Black Sabbath Never Say Die

27 mar 08

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Melissa, listen to the first 3 albums (which are classics like the Divine Comedy or The Betrothed) that you can't go wrong with, and ignore the advice of this "reviewer" charlatan...

Black Sabbath Never Say Die

26 mar 08

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Just think, it's one of my favorites... Review of the piffero as usual.

Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited

26 mar 08

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What can I say, one of the greatest albums in the history of music.......

Let's say that the compositional and guitar technique is at its highest level. That said, the album has an unbearable sound! The '80s with those plastic sounds and the fusion attitude have always bothered me.... There's no debate about the greatness of the guitar skills, and no one dare to discuss it!!!

Viola Don't Be Shy

25 mar 08

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Alright, I'll take a risk. But these children of artists (not to mention anything else...) besides polluting the cinema are now meddling in the already dying music industry... For heaven's sake!!

Viola Don't Be Shy

25 mar 08

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Well........

Lou Reed The Blue Mask

24 mar 08

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One of the most beautiful albums by Lurido......

Lou Reed Take No Prisoners

23 mar 08

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In my opinion, Rock'n Roll Animal is played sterilely in the style of a 70s American sideman. The Live from '69 is a whole different story... At least in my view...

Lou Reed Take No Prisoners

22 mar 08

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I prefer "Live in Italy," which is harder and more unadorned, featuring the great Robert Quine on guitar. Personally, I never liked "Rock'n Roll Animal" at all; it's too polished, with a lot of guitar solos and excessive, gratuitous instrumental parts that feel incredibly outdated. Any live performance by the Velvet Underground from any period (even with Doug Yule) is much better. 3 and 1/2.