Deneil

DeRank ™: 0,07

DeAge™ : 6993 days • Here since 18 april 2007

Pearl Jam Ten

2 jun 07

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5 this is really exaggerated.. for Pearl Jam there are at least 3 albums that are superior to this one, it reaches a 3 only for the great classics.

Hüsker Dü Everything Falls Apart And More

2 jun 07

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I don't get it... I went to read some of your reviews and they're not even bad, but they're all on a completely different genre, which I don’t disdain (except for the horrible Fleetwood Mac). Why on earth did you write a review of Husker Du without knowing anything about them? Because it’s clear from how you usually write that you don't know a damn thing about them... I don't know...

Hüsker Dü Everything Falls Apart And More

2 jun 07

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Well.. I've only heard Zen Arcade by Hüsker Dü and I really like it.. I have this one but I still need to listen to it.. I’d like to know if Stipe likes Zen Arcade or not.. maybe you don’t like the genre.. so you could have avoided writing 4puttanate thrown in there without knowing a damn thing..

Muse Live @ Piazzale Michelangelo (Firenze) - 30/05/2007

2 jun 07

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I can't stand them, but the reviews aren't bad..

Iron Maiden No Prayer For The Dying

2 jun 07

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Not a bad review, but you could have talked about this poor album from which I only save "Holy Smoke," fun but nothing more; surely the next one, "Fear of the Dark," is superior to it.

Iron Maiden Fear Of The Dark

2 jun 07

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sorry for the high dyslexia

Iron Maiden Fear Of The Dark

2 jun 07

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ah ah no, obviously, the same Nirvana appreciated Metallica's Black Album, but can we start saying... today they're playing this or that? Especially with grunge, with Kurt Cobain in particular, it was something destined by its very essence to self-destruct, like punk. Obviously, during those years, grunge really swept metal away, but only from TV, and only the streets and the AOR that played on MTV. A good metalhead could tell you that in the meantime, the best black metal bands of the '90s were forming in Sweden, Norway, and places like that... but I'm not going to tell you. It’s boring stuff like hell. It’s nice to think that in those years, certain faces from TV disappeared.