Deneil

DeRank ™: 0,07

DeAge™ : 6993 days • Here since 18 april 2007

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

29 apr 07

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This thing about the Melvins has been mentioned to me by many... will they be that hard to listen to? Unfortunately, I don't remember well the little I've heard.

Libera Velo Riffa

29 apr 07

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beautiful review, I have no idea who it is, but the review seems well done

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

29 apr 07

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these wipers are awesome!

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

29 apr 07

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oh finally your advice.. I’ll keep everything in mind and now I'm starting to search! I'm listening to Youth of America by the Wipers now.. really cool! The TAD are good.. I had heard something by the Melvins but now I’ll search everything thoroughly! thank you so much!

The New Bomb Turks !! Destroy-Oh-Boy !!

29 apr 07

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What can I say, I really liked this song! I don't know the band, but now I'm off to look them up!

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

29 apr 07

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In my opinion, all these electronic and black scenes that are emerging end up as I've said before... they don't have the time to truly grow... I still agree with erprospero.

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

28 apr 07

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Absolutely agree

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

28 apr 07

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but enough with Pausini, just stop watching that fucking review, otherwise if you keep watching it, some other smartass will do another review on shit like this... and then another... and one day we will be flooded with it... all of us... it’s our end... goodbye

Green River Dry As A Bone / Rehab Doll

28 apr 07

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I honestly don't root for anyone.. I just say that some I like and others I don't, as I believe you do too, Prospero.. and I understand, despite my young age, what you're saying.. after that, going from this to saying there's musical flatness like in the '80s is quite a jump.. in my opinion, the '80s also had their great bands.. the merit, in my opinion, was in bringing to the surface the valuable underground of the '80s.. then, unfortunately, once the majors understood the trend, they jumped onto the scene, not leaving enough time for many bands to grow gradually like they used to back then.. so now we're left with a lot of crap because bands may make a good first album but by the second, due to inexperience, they don't know how to move and end up making crap... all of this is just my humble opinion.