lariana56

DeRank ™: -0,07

DeAge™ : 7062 days • Here since 8 february 2007

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Neil Young Road Rock (Volume I)

26 aug 07

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I don't know this record by Young, Donjunio help me out, make the comment for me, I trust you.

Asia Alpha

26 aug 07

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Normally, I'm not in favor of supergroups, even though some have done something good; the Asia hasn't.

Black Sabbath Forbidden

26 aug 07

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I haven't even read the review, but I saw you gave it one star. I agree with what you wrote.

The Stills-Young Band Long May you Run

25 aug 07

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The meeting between the two was a failure.

@vortex, so I correct myself, and I say ONE of the precursors of Punk. I wanted to mention other names too, but since the review is about the Stooges... plus it would have been a long list, I would have to trace back to the rock'n'roll of Eddie Cochran. I'm also against labeling music, but sometimes it's necessary.

The Stooges The Stooges

24 aug 07

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An important record because it's a precursor of Punk, but, in my opinion, it doesn't deserve the highest rating.

Johnny Cash Live At Folsom Prison

24 aug 07

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Great voice and great artist.

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Long After Dark

23 aug 07

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Rikardo, read my comment and you’ll see that I didn’t write the phrase “the greatest.” For me, he is the best American songwriter, even though he did his best work in the 70s and 80s. That said, I also like Lanegan, Wilco, and some others too.

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Long After Dark

23 aug 07

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rikardo, I know both Mark Lanegan, of whom I have two albums, and Wilco; I like them both, especially Lanegan. But as I wrote before, comparisons are often pointless. Degustibus