Battlegods

DeRank : 19,86
DeAge™ : 6987 days • Here since 23 april 2007
Tangerine Dream Ultima Thule
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Certainly, this jam is superior to others in the kraut genre, which stubbornly lingered too long on somewhat predictable blues solos. Kraut is genius when it experiments like Can and Cluster, makes noise like Neu and Faust, and places synths in the Schulze style of "Irrlicht."
The Yardbirds For Your Love
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Set up the review with paragraphs; it’s definitely easier to read. Anyway, single shock with sitar and plenty of innovation. I’ll risk a 4 because my favorite is "Shapes of things" (half proto punk, even better than the Who's "I can see for miles").
Mahavishnu Orchestra Apocalypse
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This album absolutely deserves a 4! "Hymn to hymn": beautiful things!
The Jesus Lizard Head
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Revision of the review: «*Yow». See the old version link rotto
Pet Shop Boys Behaviour
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"Being Boring" is one of those melodies that brings a carefree, relaxed smile to your face, in the style of "Getting away with it."
Amon Duul Psychedelic underground
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I was going back to the first song of this album and I stumbled upon your review! An alienated work like "Paradieswart," but much more of a bad trip like "Sister Rayiano," kind of like the intro of "Phallus Dei." I adore and praise "Kanaan," even superior to the title track "Phallus Dei," and I often jam with the ending of "Yeti," the one with the violin and beautiful sounds.
Premiata Forneria Marconi Live in USA
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I believe this version of "La luna nuova" beats the original 100 times over!
Ultravox Rare Retro
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How many times do I try to imagine John’s voice in “Vienna” (I mean the title track, a moving suicide if I have to picture the whole album). It seems like a silly thing, but the obligatory and dependent lifestyle of being on the road can trap you in a psychological box. Well, it’s not that they should have done six-month tours (or should they?! for sure with Midge, the monolithic on-the-road sections came along, between frivolous success and bland playback appearances on TV). “Hiroshima” at the Old Test has a heavy electronics feel, and I still don’t know who to choose between it and that sax dandy longue style of the original. I’ll take both songs, but not both phases (Foxx is ever).
Camel The Snow Goose Re-recording
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Mh, after years of listening, I can't praise them anymore like Caravan, Hatfield, or Soft (even though they're in the same vein but with different characteristics).
Big Black Racer X
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Indeed, all of Albini's production makes you feel a surge of violence and liberating screams. Dangerous time.