GustavoTanz

DeRank ™: 6,61

DeAge™ : 6921 days • Here since 1 july 2007

"Sure, there are better ones like Renato Zero, Zucchero, Ramazzotti, Pausini." BUT PLEASE. BUT PLEASE. BUT PLEASE. The first two did something good years ago... but the other two... brrrr... at most you can have a good laugh watching some of their videos.

Krisma Nothing To Do With The Dog

27 oct 08

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"This air of reevaluation/sanctification of characters of the 'caliber' of Krisma and Rettore seems similar to that which today's right does for the republicans of Salò due to 'some prejudices that we can now consider overcome.' For heaven's sake, your comparison is, in my opinion, not one of the best..."

Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets

27 oct 08

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Fantastically breathtaking, to put it in Shin Chan's words. The title track is a journey without borders.

Ligabue Primo Tempo

27 oct 08

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I partially agree with Orwell. Partially because instead of "Stronzi," I would have said "Venduti," and also because, as I've mentioned, the passable albums for Ligabue are those up to "Su e Giù Da Un Palco," while for Vasco, the good albums are those up to "Fronte Del Palco." From then on, living off past glory has prevailed. I also partially agree because, as Iside said, we have different opinions about Fausto (thank you, thank you, and thank you again).

Ligabue Primo Tempo

27 oct 08

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@Cornell: that idiot Clako has already taken care of the second half...

Robert Miles Dreamland

27 oct 08

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IlCoglione, study.

Krisma Nothing To Do With The Dog

27 oct 08

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Italian people, the Rector was not just this (catchy tunes nonetheless, especially the second one): all of "Kamikaze Rock'n'Roll Suicide" is full of unusual experiments for someone like her... "Oblivion" is proof of that. Then, after two other valid LPs never reissued ("Far West" and the second masterpiece "Danceteria"), the decline, but with a few final sparks.