MuffinMan Banned

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Sunn O))) La Mort Noir Dans Esch/Alzette

18 nov 09

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shut up lesbian

Southern Voodoo Love Militia

18 nov 09

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You must have a bogey that’s jamming the tiny gears of your little brain; you can only say segaolo. Get rid of it, and maybe you’ll manage to say the other 2 words you know.

Roberto Vecchioni In Cantus

18 nov 09

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Roberto Vecchioni, what a pain in the ass!

Mario Biondi If

18 nov 09

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I think you're right even though I haven't heard the album, the first one was enough for me!

Italia - Nuova Zelanda Amichevole di rugby - 14/11/09, Stadio Meazza - San Siro (MI)

18 nov 09

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much better American football (even though I don’t follow that either), having said that, great review!

David Sylvian Manafon

18 nov 09

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Who am I flattering? Then Franchino is old news.

Maurizio Cattelan Tre bambini impiccati

18 nov 09

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MR.MERDA do I owe you something? Do you need me?

David Sylvian Manafon

18 nov 09

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but you're so funny!!! franchino

Louis Armstrong The Silver Collection

18 nov 09

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There are indeed many Armstrong records! Some aren’t worth it, but the 3/4 CDs of the Hot Five and Hot Seven are must-haves, released by Sony with an excellent remaster considering the age of the recordings (of course, these are singles collected chronologically, LPs didn’t exist back then). Here you can find the review Jazzitalia - Louis Armstrong: The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings while the triple CD with Fitzgerald includes 3 CDs: Ella and Louis (1956), Ella and Louis Again (1957), Porgy and Bess (1958) – all essential listens. "Porgy and Bess" features one of the most famous versions of "Summertime." Besides that, I would also mention Louis Armstrong with Duke Ellington "The Great Summit," and there are others...

Jim Jarmusch Ghost Dog:The Way of the Samurai

18 nov 09

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You are a sideshow phenomenon; you don’t understand anything about cinema and come to say that a film is original only if it has an original story. Poor you, 90% of films are based on books or stories that are already written. Shining is original even though it’s based on the book of the same name... with a thousand examples, I have PROVEN that you say nonsense. Then you flip the script and claim it was just an opinion. No! A film is original regardless of your miserable and empty opinion. It may or may not appeal to you (see, we found the beauty you dream of so much), but that is an opinion!