GrantNicholas

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DeAge™ : 7069 days • Here since 1 february 2007

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Bon Jovi One Wild Night: Live 1985-2001

11 feb 08

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DjMushroom has written one of the greatest comments ever appeared on Debaser.

X The Best: Make The Music Go Bang!

11 feb 08

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Very good! Speaking of Peter Buck, has anyone heard the new single from REM? I think it’s okay.

Michael Jackson Thriller

8 feb 08

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Absolute masterpiece, no doubt about it.

Alex Britti MTV Unplugged

7 feb 08

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One of the ruins of Italian music. As a guitarist, however, he is certainly not lacking.

1990s Cookies

7 feb 08

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I changed my mind, I was superficial. Great.

Rumble Strips Girls And Weather

7 feb 08

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I went to Fucecchio (Fi) to see them, but unfortunately I had to leave for personal reasons. What a shame.

Rumble Strips Girls And Weather

6 feb 08

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Yes, the cover is genius. Hi Colossal, I was starting to miss you. ;)

Rumble Strips Girls And Weather

6 feb 08

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Very fast Editors! Thank you. :D

Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree

6 feb 08

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Also, how would you explain that they are the only survivors of that movement? Certainly not because they propose the same things they did in '95. In my opinion, regardless of their (fake) personal war, Blur and Oasis are so different that they cannot be compared. Then again, everyone chooses based on their own tastes.

Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree

6 feb 08

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@Rooftrampler92: what Oasis have been doing since '97, in my opinion, can't be considered britpop (which for me has always been a non-genre; it would be like putting Catatonia and Primal Scream together), but pure and simple pop-rock. Only a few tracks here and there (The Importance Of Being Idle, for example) remind me of those years. Blur, on the other hand, have always had a more experimental attitude even in their pre-eponymous albums (just think of things like Globe Alone in The Great Escape).