GustavoTanz

DeRank ™: 6,61

DeAge™ : 6920 days • Here since 1 july 2007

Metallica Master of Puppets

9 may 09

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Noose, but maybe everyone has figured out that this is a duplicate, don't you think? Just because I say it here doesn’t mean I’m the only one who has noticed...

Not that MaledettaPrimavera is wrong... anyway, this album is really beautiful, slightly inferior to "Screamadelica" and "XTRMNTR" and on par with "Vanishing Point" and "Give Out But Don't Give Up". Perhaps I should review it again...

Theatre of Hate Westworld

9 may 09

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Well, I have to say you are improving... even though I don't know this project. This time I agree with Mustacchio.

Neffa 107 Elementi

8 may 09

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Those were good times... I discovered this album with "Non Tradire Mai" (a cover of "I Can't Tell You Why" by the Eagles in the chorus), which was both the song that introduced me to Neffa and what it meant back then, both with Sangue Misto and Messaggeri Della Dopa. It's a shame that now he's reduced to mimicking singer-songwriter music with that crap "Passione"...

Wooden Shjips Dos

8 may 09

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I don't know them, I should listen to them. But if you say they're a bit like Primal Scream during the "XTRMNTR" era, then I guess I won't be disappointed. And that album is a masterpiece... :D

The Velvet Underground Live At The Gymnasium

8 may 09

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I repeated "completely" twice, damn...

The Velvet Underground Live At The Gymnasium

8 may 09

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Wow, I didn’t comment on this review right away. Anyway, back to the essence of this review... "Given the ease of listening and transporting mp3s, maybe it’s time to stop buying CDs." I disagree, Psycho. I believe that CDs still have that something extra that mp3s, while super convenient and useful, especially for the iPod (which, as Lux already mentioned, is more of a gain than a loss), don't quite have yet. Could it be that, like vinyl records, they represent a piece of us that no mp3 could ever completely erase? I’m more and more convinced it is so. I could never manage to stick to just mp3s for a work (whatever it may be) that I really love; I always think about the original purchase. And just to be clear, I'm not devaluing mp3s at all; it’s just my point of view.